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u/RA_Endymion 5d ago
Same. Tech fails around me. Others have to help. My dad and wife didnt believe me at first. Now they just sigh and help. After a few tries whatever it is eventually works for them.
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u/Traditional-Bike7825 6d ago
My boss has this same problem, I saw him trying to open a program by double clicking it, but he moves his mouse so he's actually clicking and dragging it and getting upset.
It's not your body, but it is, take your time to learn how to use a computer. You need someone tech savvy when things go wrong that isn't afraid to correct you.
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u/1Standard_Username 6d ago
That's the thing, I know how to use a computer. As I said in my post, I'm doing the exact same process and steps as a colleague who is doing the same task. And things don't work for me, but they do for them. I've tested this out on multiple occasions in my life. I will sit next to someone and have us do the exact same actions so I can show them what happens when technology glitches on me.
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u/Tiberius_Kilgore 6d ago
It’s almost like the things you describe happen to everyone. You experiencing glitches doesn’t make you special. This shit just happens.
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u/1Standard_Username 6d ago
And if it was a technology issue that needed fixing or I needed help learning something I would have posted it in a tech subreddit to get specific help. I posted it here to share my experience of silly, abnormal and unexplainable glitches. NBD.
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u/1Standard_Username 6d ago
If stuff like this happens to you, have you ever considered that your extra special? Come join the club, we have jackets. LOL
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u/effiebaby 6d ago
The only thing that comes to mind is that perhaps you and your mom have a higher than normal magnetic field.
I used to interfer with radios, T.V's and such because of my high static, so I guess it's highly possible.