Published on 12, July, 2020
Has anyone explored what seems to be a possible way out of autism's negative effects for some. I recently viewed a documentary explaining much about this but can't seem to include its link, but the below links will give some idea.
Could psychedelic drugs revolutionise mental health care in the UK? | ITV News - YouTube
Clinical Research - Psychedelic Therapy UK
Psychedelic Therapy UK , Free PTSD Treatment & Addiction
About MAPS - Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies - MAPS
Autism doesn't have negative effects.
Having to live in a society that does not understand us or accommodate our needs has negative effects.
You can't blame depression, fear, stress, burnout, and the whole other gamut of negative emotions to be caused by society, that may have some influence to aggravate such events but hardly blame society for them.
Well I have it on good authority that society wasn't always so loud, fast paced, and concerned with punishing micro behaviours. I'm pretty sure I could have lived a decent enough life living in a small group of hunter gatherers. Until a wild animal or infected injury took me out of course but that was the risk for everyone back then.It's just no secret that NTs have made society to suit NTs as time has gone on so they can horde money, and thus power and influence, because that used to be a necessary result for the survival instinct: scr*w over the other guy. Nowadays they just have the audacity to believe they are somehow "evolved" when they still engage in the same harmful and behaviours: quite happy to let the rest of the planet burn as long as they have more than the next person. But that's getting onto another topic for another thread.