I'm neurotypical and I don't remember exact dates. I don't even know how far into the month it is most of the time. Or really what day it is unless I look.

In fact, now that I think about it most of my personal history is kind of like slices of events that don't seem to make any sense or are even clustered together relative to each other, temporally speaking, nor ordered in any kind of chronological way. More like a sherbet swirl.

Meh, probably not important. Time keeping seems sort of extraneous in the big scheme of things, except when timing experiments which, of course, should be exact. Or making appointments, I suppose. Which I lean heavily on others to do and keep track of. Or sometimes I check my phone but the calendar events are often not up to date unless I put it on auto clone. But did I clone the specific date... or the day of the week...? Ugh, which means it's probably off.

Eh, that's why nobody should use these things, too many unimportant details to keep track of.

¯_(ツ)_/¯

I thought having a precise internal clock and calendar were ND things but I'm always glad to learn

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