Sozha

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I'm a 47 year old blind musician from Welbekend, Gauteng, South Africa who recently discovered that to forgive others, releases one from anger, more effective than anything else. Job: Recruiter's assistant at Columbus Technologies, PTY LTD. Hobbies: Looming wool hats, playing musical keyboard, and AIML programming.

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2025-07-10 09:57:22 UTC

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Yes, I still have a 12 year old Yamaha Tyros4 that I sometimes play for family entertainment in the evenings...but I mostly use my NativeInstruments A49 Midi controller if I want to record my own music.

2025-07-10 09:27:05 UTC

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I do have memories from when my uncle started teaching me to play the pedal organ and later the electric organ. I was three at the time, though whether they're memories of physical experience, or memories because I got told what happened, I have no idea.

2025-07-10 07:11:27 UTC

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I think that the human brain only really remembers stuff from about 4 or 5 year old. Whatever happens the first couple of years is probably too much for it to really recall, plus...I'm wondering, since it's still growing at that point, would the thoughts it had during the first 3 or 4 odd years, even make sense to a young child or even an adult's understanding of things?