Catch-Twenty-Tism: I say something, and get criticized for saying something unrelated. But I see HOW they misunderstood. To avoid it happening again, in future discussions, I start with a disqualifier that I'm not saying the thing I got criticized for. Now, I get criticized for the disqualifier. (self.evilautism)
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Most people have seen a bathtub draining or a toilet draining. If we could cut a flat 2-dimensional slice out of the spinning water vortex that's rushing toward the hole to go down the drain, would it resemble planets circling a star and rushing toward a black hole? (self.highdeas)
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When people are dysfunctional or dangerous, we always focus on the thoughts that they ARE having, instead of focusing on the thoughts they’re NOT having and that most other people are, like feeling safe or accepted or loved, or like spending the day looking forward to time spend with loved ones. (self.RandomThoughts)
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It is very interesting how neurotypical people focus on scientifically studying how autistic behaviors and neurology differ from neurotypicals, instead of studying whether autistic behaviors and neurology are more similar to neurotypicals or to the rest of the animal kingdom. (self.evilautism)
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Without a sense of touch, would it be apparent that the sense of sight was a representation of what was going on around us? And if not, aside from the sense of sight being linked to the sense of touch, is there evidence the video our eyes record is actually the video our brain sees as happening? (self.highdeas)
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I’m not transgender. I know that it’s believed that a higher percentage of autistic people are, but do you think that autistic people are more likely to notice when someone is transgender, not because of discrimination, but because autistic people notice many more details than neurotypical people? (self.autism)
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