Yeah. I must have an inferring problem. It seems to be called
   "back inferring". It's a form of prediction but instead of
   predicting forward, you predict backwards, to 'intention'.

   I snipped this from a very basic worksheet used for young
   elementary school kids. I look at these words and I want to
   continue them forward and make a story out of them. They're
   great beginnings and I could write a story about each of them.

   But - what's being inferred? Well I suppose Mary is taking
   lessons for the flute so she's practicing. I have no idea why
   the boat drifted into the middle of the lake, but I could write
   a story that explains it. I don't know why John ran into the
   street without looking; what's that inferring? I haven't the
   slightest idea. I can come up with 100 reasons why. I suppose
   there's supposed to be one correct answer for each. But I come
   up with too many ideas. Oh well. Don't know what it means, if
   anything. I'm probably somewhere on the autistic spectrum I
   guess, who knows. It's hard when you have an issue that's not
   "dramatic" but rather it's subtle; all the literature about
   stuff is about DRAMATIC cases and extremes. But when you're able
   to manage or cope and you want to track something subtle down,
   it's hard. it's in the "shut up and deal with it" category I
   suppose, but still, it'd be nice to know for sure. No link
   between right eye legal-blindness + inferring ability just yet.
   But I'll find out; I suspect there's some link.[1]inferring

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