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Daniel

I’ve been told by numerous people that my perceptions, knowledge, and theory about autism are worth sharing publicly. My theory has been confirmed by numerous autistic people themselves. Does anyone know a way I could share my views publicly?

If you’re interested in my theory my theory is that most things on the diagnostic criteria have nothing to do with autism but are just associated with autism, as autism is not behavioural after all, I believe autism itself is actually a condition of authenticity that makes us more willing to live as our real selves holding onto our own values and morals. I believe this because every autistic person I’ve listened to in one way or another is asking, or even demanding others to let us be authentic. We are not naturally compliant, compliance causes stress and anxiety, and we live by positive liberty instead of negative liberty.

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  • Do write. We need as much discussion out there as possible and you have an interesting take.

    I don't agree with all of the above but I do thing you raise some important points. I think many aspects of what it means to be autistic are nowhere to be found in the diagnostic criteria; a tendency toward certain values and our thought processes among them, and many phenomena are under researched.

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  • Do write. We need as much discussion out there as possible and you have an interesting take.

    I don't agree with all of the above but I do thing you raise some important points. I think many aspects of what it means to be autistic are nowhere to be found in the diagnostic criteria; a tendency toward certain values and our thought processes among them, and many phenomena are under researched.

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