Have you ever struggled with crowded people or cars during rush hours?
Shinichi may answer yes. He has a sensible feeling for noisy sounds because he catches up with all sounds simultaneously. In his judgment, ramble sounds are obstacles to capturing essential sounds. For this reason, Shinichi avoids peak time in crowded places.
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Neurodiversity Issues with Sensitives
Some people with neurodiversity who have sensitivities struggle to take public transportation. Shinichi also has such issues. During the pandemic, most companies refrained from using public transportation. They shift remote work protection against infections. Shinichi is smart. He thought these were great opportunities to see atmospheres beforehand.
Shinichi prefers forecasting the flow of crowded people or traffic congestion as a game or astrology. To illustrate, he focused on how most commuters go to their workplaces (or learning places) between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. in most urban areas. Shinichi shifted his leaving home at 6:00 a.m. by taking the earliest possible train. As a result, he could improve his mental condition.
Forecasting for Finding Quiet Hour
During another instance, Shinichi had been boarding a one-route bus. The bus route passes near a large dome. He hunched various passengers who would board the bus following the conclusion of events, such as professional soccer games and concerts featuring celebrity bands. Shinichi is not good at speaking with other passengers in crowded vehicles. In that situation, he also thinks up his ideas to avoid peak times.
Likewise, similar occurrences can be observed in grocery stores or shopping malls. In Japan, most workers visit grocery stores (or convenience stores) to buy food in the evening. Shinichi has to use his brain too much to buy groceries and daily items. To illustrate, shoppers can multitask to form a line for manned or unmanned cashiers. But Shinichi should have to observe shoppers around himself, his carts, and his credit cards. In addition, innumerable families visit shopping malls on weekends. Shinichi likes shopping and travelling, however, when he stays mall for over two hours, he frequently feels fatigued in peak times.
Some grocery stores, and drug stores which set a quiet hour increase gradually. According to NHK, Tsuruha Drug Store in Japan, set it around 9:00 a.m. on Saturday. Shinichi thinks this attempt is commendable. Therefore, he refers a such attempts and editing his article or posting his blog in the early morning. Such wisdom would be abundant in daily life for neurodiversity.