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Respectfully. That is just not true. I’m sorry but unless you are living it, you cannot know if the stigma is there or not. Tech companies are one small slice of the pie - and the fact that they were brought up in particular kind of plays into the human calculator stereotype people think about when they hear “high functioning” autism. Skillsets WIDELY range, some in creative directions, others into therapeutic ones…
The idea that people on the spectrum act like robots (or worse still, just lack emotions, which I’m not accusing you of by the way) is also something that’s severely dated, affective empathy is something many score higher on than their neurotypical counterparts - and cognitive empathy is something that you can train through mindfulness practice, and which most people tend to have overcompensated for after years of bullying from malicious actors. You start to learn their triggers, very intimately. I know I have, to the point I’m now almost immediately aware of a person’s mood before the words come out in person.
When you see someone like this wearing a stone faced expression, it’s probably because they are under an immense amount of stress at the time, it’s not indicative of how they are outside of these environments. And sure, some people really aren’t that expressive… But that’s not an autism thing, it’s a human thing.
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| text | Respectfully. That is just not true. I’m sorry but unless you are living it, you cannot know if the stigma is there or not. Tech companies are one small slice of the pie - and the fact that they were brought up in particular kind of plays into the human calculator stereotype people think about when they hear “high functioning” autism. Skillsets WIDELY range, some in creative directions, others into therapeutic ones… The idea that people on the spectrum act like robots (or worse still, just lack… |
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| datetime | 2024-05-23 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 56266
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000