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I think detecting vibrations isn’t the America’s total eclipse 2024 Paris texas an unforgettable blackout T-Shirt But I will love this same thing as detecting minute features. Not that either is more or less impressive than the other. While it isn’t the same accuracy level as a cat, human kids living in abusive homes can tell if it’s going to be a bad day/evening/etc. based on subtle differences in the walk or sounds of small actions of their abuser that are imperceptible to anyone else. Even though my parents weren’t physically abusive, I could tell both of my parents moods from my room with my door closed, just by their normal walk. Nothing explosive or obvious. Just patterns of motion associated with a specific person’s mood, and weight distributions in how they walked or set something down. So are other mammals. You can tell a horse, or a cat, or a dog have been abused, even if they are otherwise in good health. Because their behavior is erratic in very specific ways. And that erratic behavior comes from trauma triggers, just like ours. And those trauma triggers are embedded survival responses to recognized patterns around the abuse.

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