Oh fuck off, if there was a cure i'd take it.
"Society needs a cure, not us" yeah, and I guess society should just tolerate inappropriate behaviors or meltdowns and tantrums too. What does that even mean?
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Speak for yourself.
Plenty of disabilities have anti-treatment culture because it gets conflated with identity.
https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/why-deaf-people-oppose-using-gene-editing-to-cure-deafness
https://blog.disabilityinfo.org/a-cure-for-down-syndrome-or-a-celebration-of-chromosomal-diversity/
Your experience may be different, but acknowledge that others' experiences are too. Some of us want the advantages and easier life that effective treatment would provide.
Industrial automation... like PLCs.
They haven't put anyone put of a job since the age of elevator operators.
Two things can be true
He decided a presidential candidate was bad on handshake alone
Yeah- that is a bit odd. Who and if not intentional, how?
Holy shit, that AI chat is too good.
Huh I didn't realize that economics have their own version of math /s
https://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/LM555
2mA minimum, and that's just q current. It's gonna be much higher when you're actually using it for a clock.
I'm sure the casio's main power sink is the display. I bet the refresh rate could be reduced for better battery life.
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Okay, even if every person in the world magically didn't find autistic behaviors offputting or subconsciously uncanny, and they were willing to be extremely accommodating, go out of their way to overcome communication issues, life would still be a chore
Sensory issues, executive function, and difficulties learning, are internal issues some of us face.
It's a developmental disorder plain and simple, disability for many. It isn't all rainbows and sunshine and "everyone is special in their own way". But everyone seems to forget this because everyone wants to be positive and accommodating.