SuperSand

One year ago today, I came out to the online world about my autism. This was on my birthday, days after the mass exclusion from MCC and other friend groups alike. I want to take this moment to reflect upon that year

@KirbysVacation @JoshSmithActor It's not meant to represent anything harmful. It's my own identity (stands for SuperSand) that I created when I was in middle school. There are other SS acronyms that aren't judged like mine, so people exclusively calling me out says a lot more about them than it does with me

@TheSuperSand_ @JoshSmithActor every time i see your pfp i think about how awful it is 😭 SS in black red and white bro you have got to change that

@MTBTournaments @Zenni_Gaming @jojosolos @hannahxxrose @flowtives @ghostiefruit @ArcticUHC Ok so this team just win, we have the best UHC players ever + Flowtives 🙂

Presenting the third team of UHC Ultimate presented by @Zenni_Gaming! Girly Pops @jojosolos @hannahxxrose @flowtives @ghostiefruit Watch them compete live on Saturday, May 2nd @ 6 PM EST! #MTBInvitational

@eckoxsoldier What's the timing for them to shoot off? Is it just random or is it between a certain amount of time?

I'm very much obsessed with this!

@sm1nem @TreeckoMCSR There was an attempt back in 2016 until the combat update released, but even if you exclude that, PVP was likely to fail as an Esport because there isn't any interesting or engaging gameplay. You just click on the person until they die, which is unfortunate for them

@TreeckoMCSR it definitely is more fun in events but as an esport i feel like MCSR has way more potential

lowkey tho if mcsr becomes an actual high tier esport with sponsors before mcpvp it would be really fun to see

@spacebr0wnies 🫵🏻🐐

is this a good time to mention im making all the coaches/players skins for this one :D

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HERE ARE YOUR MIDOFFS LIVE COACHES!! - @Andronicusmc - @froubery - @FulhamYT - @feinberg_mc - @hackingnoisess - @mollyyxy - @Infume_ - @silverrruns

TNT SULFUR CUBES!!! Now that I have your attention, test two more features from Chaos Cubed! Feed a TNT block to a sulfur cube, ignite it, and see what chaos ensues. Just watch out for geysers or they will send you flying! Find out now in Java snapshot – coming to Bedrock beta & preview soon! Read more here aka.ms/ChaosCubedTNT

@andrenidae_e Dude I would legit go, I'm from there. Would save me so much trouble 🙏🏻

can we do an mcsr event in chicago next so i can drive to it and not have to pay for a hotel.......... also maybe i can take my friends to a cubs game 🙏

If Mojang wants to keep Granite and Tuff as major parts of Sulfur Cave generation (especially if they're changed to replace Stone/Deepslate), it would be nice if the other stone blocks can be used to craft tools, furnaces, etc, just like they could in Craftmine. #Minecraft

@perxshing It's ok to be blind 🫶🏻

@TheSuperSand_ ty for pointing out i js noticed i think im blind

made a spreadsheet with player stats

@luminiciant Your art is incredibly impressive. Great job on everything 🫵🏻🐐

fun event :D very glad so many of you liked the poster and sticker i made :3 LUV U MCSR <3

@perxshing Same with ff btw

@perxshing So we have a 14:05 on season 10 yet we mark a 16:17 green, it's a pats

California Governor candidate Tom Steyer slams Warner Bros. and Paramount merger in new post: “This is what oligarchy looks like. California must remain a place where independent media and creators are celebrated and nurtured.”

@TubboLive @angelsightz Tubbo your Midoffs was so impactful that even top lvl runners were inspired by it. Incredible work 👏🏻

@angelsightz 😲

WELCOME BACK MIDOFFS

The dream has come true. I've never expected it is gonna so huge and successful like this. It was my most happiest weekend ever. Thanks you for awesome supporting to this community, like genuinely. 🥹 Nice to you everyone, AND we will see you later! 😀

Within 10 seconds of meeting an autistic person, strangers rate them as awkward and lose interest in getting to know them. Show those same strangers only a written transcript of what was said, with no audio or video, and the bias completely disappears. That finding came from a 2017 study at the University of Texas at Dallas, led by psychologist Noah Sasson and published in Scientific Reports. The bias came entirely from how autistic people sounded and looked. For 40 years before that, scientists had been treating autism as a brain that couldn’t read other people. Diagnostic manuals listed it as a “social communication deficit.” When communication broke down, the autistic person was the broken link. That whole frame has been coming apart over the last decade. The replacement is called the double empathy problem. Damian Milton, an autistic researcher, named it in a 2012 paper. When autistic and non-autistic people don’t understand each other, Milton argued, both sides are missing something. Autistic people don’t always read non-autistic people right, and the reverse is just as true. The breakdown belongs to both sides. Catherine Crompton at the University of Edinburgh tested this with a telephone game in 2020. She lined up 72 adults in three kinds of groups: all autistic, all non-autistic, or mixed. The first person in the chain heard a story, then passed it down to person 2, then person 3, all the way to person 8. The all-autistic groups passed the story along just as accurately as the all-non-autistic groups. The mixed groups lost the most details. People in the mixed groups also rated each other as feeling less connected. In 2025, Crompton ran the whole thing again across Edinburgh, Nottingham, and UT Dallas with 311 participants. Nature Human Behaviour published the result. Same outcome. Brett Heasman at the London School of Economics looked at families in 2018. He found that autistic people could usually guess what their non-autistic relatives thought of them, even when they disagreed. The non-autistic relatives, meanwhile, kept overestimating how self-absorbed their autistic family members were. The relatives were the ones missing things. About 5.4 million American adults are on the autism spectrum. For most of their lives, the official story said their wiring was broken. The newer evidence puts the breakdown in a different place: between two brains trying to understand each other.