hotbeanwater

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   by hotbeanwater 4y ago

   I think I understand where you are coming from, but I don't think those generalizations about autistic people are accurate. I think there are some autistic people for which these might apply, but most of us are just hyperaware of our
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   by hotbeanwater 4y ago

   Okay hear me out: html_page_analytics.js html_page_bundle.min.js html_page_tracking.js html_page_d8fd766d76223ae.min.js html_page_user.js html_page_banners.js html_page_pardot_dfa7s778d9aa.min.js
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   by hotbeanwater 4y ago

   That is the opposite of my experience on the spectrum. I am hyper aware of people's body language and vocal patterns. My peripheral vision is just as effective if not more effective at "listening" to people because with full
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   by hotbeanwater 4y ago

   The phrase "pathological tinkerer" stuck in my mind when someone was describing why they didn't want to use Emacs anymore and instead just focus on their work. That's sort of how I feel when I get the itch.