Exactly! During the live performance it is experienced to the people playing the instruments in a way the listener won’t be able to experience fully . Each representation digested by us of the source will have their own interpretation of that performance, each individual will perceive it individually with their own likes and dislikes.Then other people are like the recording studio with all the inherent flaws that it has. It will only capture 'a version' of the band and not the real live experience.
Sometimes the technology is too unsophisticated to capture the nuance of the source material adequately. For example early jazz recordings.
So it's a misrepresentation, and so we are misinterpreted as stupid by neurotypicals. They can only judge us within the limitations of their own incompatible and imperfect hardware.
Their hardware is not flawed from their perspective because it is designed for data transfer within their module only.But we will be seen as a flaw, but only because there is contrast .
We may see them as a flaw because our data is not transferred properly and incompatible with their module only because there is contrast .
So the question is why fill our lives with anxiety about it?It’s the environment which we a thrown into. That won’t change. Spend energy on things that give us pleasure, and find compatible modules that are able to transfer data with us .
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