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> I doubt the research accounts for Neurodivergent folks, assuming it even correctly represents Neurotypical. I'm curious about this, do we have more recent s
by oblio 3y ago
> I doubt the research accounts for Neurodivergent folks, assuming it even correctly represents Neurotypical.
I'm curious about this, do we have more recent studies about neurodivergence/neurotypical? I'd be curious how many people are neurodivergent (to significant degrees).
- 2devnull 3y agoIt’s trivial. Define it operationally as a collection of conditions (autism + adhd + depression) and plot the trend. Ask an LLM if you can’t do it yourself. You’ll find the definition you choose matters a lot but autism has increased and it’s worth researching that if you never have before!