@Azalialexi@skyler_higley Thank you for making this joke. You made my night. May you be forever blessed with perfect quesadillas cooked for you by your disciples 🙏🏻
@jrlsilverman Fwiw, that’s not what a Site Council is, and putting it in quotes is pretty insulting to the work they do. They are set forth via the OARs and you can read that language here: https://t.co/Xpecrh6mKF
@yrfatfriend Congratulations!! Your work is so important and has changed my life for the better. Here’s to hoping your book does the same for many, many more 🥂
@lourdesgnavarro Also, @karaswisher ‘s pod did a fantastic job talking with him about this issue, and she shared her own experience as well. A great listen!
@lourdesgnavarro Auditory processing difficulties aren’t a result of hearing loss, nor are they an issue of “not understanding.” It’s a complex issue, but the tweet-length explanation is that the brain needs extra support to process what it’s hearing. Same reason lots of us use captioning!
@choo_ek As an SLP, I have to say this is a bit of a false equivalency. The lack of visual input is completely separate from the issue of how masks distort the acoustic properties of human speech. It’s still not a good reason to not mask, but this is reductive and inaccurate.
@conallen@Dean_Paz @CaseySHutch Ok but do you remember how the tape would get so janky after you’d recorded over so many times?? With those squiggly black and white lines that that you couldn’t fix with the tracking 😏