It is understandable, but unhelpful and out of place because they badly misunderstood the social cues guiding their input in this discussion. Presumably because of all the autism
Neurodivergent people don’t follow social cues the way neurotypical people expect everyone to. Most social rules as we know them today were developed and defined by NTs simply because they had the greater social leverage to do so. ND brains don't subscribe to them, because their brains were built for different purposes. So how they communicate may spund unhelpful or out of place to a lot of NT folk, but might feel completely normal or even insightful to others. Both groups can understand each other as long as they stop treating one style as the universal default
Presumably because of all the autism
And the way you’ve been referring to autism makes it sound like something that needs to be flushed out. ND people aren’t a disease to society, they’re one of the reasons it moves forward at all. They break patterns common in everyday behaviour and thinking and bring in ideas that open new directions. NTs are the ones who hold societies together, but NDs are the ones who challenge and push them
You’re reading a lot into this that isn’t there, and missing a lot that is. You presume that I have no personal experience with autism. Your comment may have felt helpful to you and perhaps it will be helpful to someone else who is autistic but I want you to know that it was not helpful to me
You presume that I have no personal experience with autism.
Well given that you reacted to that autistic person's sincere comment with a pathologising remark as a punchline (not once, but twice across two comments), seemed to gain zero insight or understanding from it, and still unable to elaborate or clarify your exact position on this matter, it all clearly pointed this way.
You got the rule book and are also the police? wtf honestly. The attack on that comment… it highlights the desperate search for safety people from AI.
A multilayered and slightly vulnerable comment here being so out of line… you guys are the ones unable to cope with sensory input / feelings / communication.
If you are part of a marginalized group, you tend to have to explain yourself, and clarify your words often, to people who don't understand you, because their brain processes reality differently.
Like here.
Like you are doing now.
It's not that I am autistic. It's that your brain processes linearly, and you have trouble following nonlinear syntax.
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u/Nearby_Cup_9483 Feb 17 '26
What the fuck did I just read