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Friday, August 27, 2010
I find listening to music on my mobile device (an iPod nano, purchased new in April after various misadventures You might remember from a previous post) very isolating. In an uncomfortably scary way. I'm insensitive to aural stimuli so I cannot monitor my environment like I like to. It turns out I use my ears an awful lot when I navigate the physical and social world. Listening to podcasts somehow does not have this effect. Probably because songs are more solid sound than a conversation. Anyway, it's great for when I want to utterly dissociate from my environment, but that is very rare (despite what You might think, loyal reader).
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Trying to "navigate the social world" while listening to an iPod does sound ambitious.
ReplyDelete"Navigation" does not have to mean "interaction" and even less so "verbal interaction", so I wouldn't actually call it that ambitious.
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