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cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/4649234 > I'm watching this rn. > > Very good stuff. > > I suggest subscribing to his channel for tech stuff.

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cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/2441630 > Definitely check this out. > > I'm interested in their repository of data for Autistic people. > > Thoughts on the interview? > > Listen to it for an hour while you're doing other things.

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cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/2438415 > Check it out. > > Highly recommended podcast, though a bit liberal. > > Hosts are well-worth it and have their radical moments. > > [@ashinadash@hexbear.net](https://hexbear.net/u/ashinadash)

July 2022 obstructed lawsuit against northwell 23 hospital monopoly actively participating in and endorsing parents' racist hate crimes. I was born with a developmental disability speech impediment, difficulty hearing but never hallucinated nor attempted self harm and only defended ex and dog rarely against their aggressive weapons. https://controlc.com/a9efa1fe

I'm supposed to be able to live in the current era without spectrum of years Many nations: Rent/Housing perspective/10 years ago?

!autismexperiences is redundant; !autism can include experiences of autism. I wouldn't be able to moderate for long though.

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Me? Yes.

When I was trying to get a girlfriend (I'm not anymore) back in middle school and freshman to sophomore year in high school, I had an idea that asking out multiple people would increase my chances of getting a date. I thought I was so clever when I thought it up.

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I think that independence is overrated; the only way to attain *proper* independence is to live off the grid. Just moving your shelter from your parents doesn't give you independence; it just shifts the care taker of the shelter. You still have to rely on other people not killing you.

When I look at legal work; my brain just shorts and feels like giving up; I believe executive dysfunction is at fault. It takes so much time to do legal stuff; I'm thinking about getting someone else to do it for me, and I'm only 17. * For some forms, there are legal punishments for not filing them properly; there is even a e possibility to be prisoned. * It takes so much time to deal with legal stuff. I still have a vote registration form left over because of that fear. How do neurotypicals manage to deal with legal stuff (without getting repercussions for messing them up)? --- It's the same issue with employment; even with a union. I have not been employed though. - There is a risk of being abuse; the risk is *large* in the US. * Office politics is convoluted. * I may have to try to deal with abusers and manipulators. * Work seems so tiring to me. * I think that I would struggle to reach out for help if I need any. * I might struggle to respect and hold boundaries; I struggled with respecting boundaries, most of them pertaining to romance, as a child and teenager. --- Finance is super complicated too; so much stuff to do that my brain paralyzes. There's manipulative people that would attempt to financially abuse me. I don't think I have the skills to deal with that yet. I wish I could live in a distributist society where finance is automatically handled. ☹️ * So many currencies to deal with. * So many forms. * So much education. This stuff makes me want to get a platonic marriage so that I don't have to deal with the prospect of doing this stuff. (Romantic marriages fail because romance does not last long.)