…extreme to gain or keep public office given the climate of public opinion at that time… From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Overton and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window The effectiveness of neoliberal social engineering can be seen by the way…
…buildings, and then use Wikipedia to learn some information about the building while you look at it. This is great for learning about old churches/cathedrals, and other random ruins. Plus,…
…century, which paved the way for formalising the engineering of mechanical machines and the development of industrial factories. From Wikipedia: Some authors attribute the credit for the discovery of the…
…collaborate to sabotage nonspeakers on Wikipedia. https://neuroclastic.com/2019/07/10/fc-rpm-and-how-wikipedia-became-complicit-in-silencing-non-speaking-autistics/ These entitled and wildly powerful behaviorists demand a monopoly on autistic bodies. They demand to regard autistic people as if they are rodeo…
…workers in the early days of the industrialisation. The following Wikipedia definitions provide relevant historic context and point towards alternative social arrangements that work well for many Autistic and otherwise…
…exposing AS isn’t a new thing (just do a quick Google search and look on Wikipedia and YouTube), autistics will continue to do so until true change is seen. Autism…
…my identity into a bunch of autism-as-conceived-by-Wikipedia canards. Can I just flap a few times in the office and make chicken sounds randomly, maybe, to speed up the process? Because…
…stereotyped, feeling more like a Wikipedia checklist of symptoms than a real person. When a neurodivergent character is written into a script, they are often played by a neurotypical person….
…ingredients of any healthy community, similar to the role that Mechanics’ institutes used to play in Aotearoa and Australia. From Wikipedia: Mechanics’ institutes, also known as mechanics’ institutions, sometimes simply…
…of our claims can be substantiated via the Wikipedia articles on Judge Rotenberg Center and the Graduated Electronic Decelerator and on the official JRC website. NeuroClastic is a volunteer-led, autistic-led,…
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