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- Jani Schofield - I’m sorry that I’ll have to add this sad and shameful tale to my list of famous synesthetes
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- Speed Up & Sit Still (blog about ADHD in Australia by Martin Whitely)
- Mnemotechnics.org (memory techniques forum and community)
- Michelle Dawson on Twitter
- Lili Marlene at Smashwords
- Hoagies' Gifted Education Page
- Healthy Skepticism
- Daniel Tammet: the Boy with the Incredible Story (book)
- Blog Off (free speech campaign)
- AUTISMO (blog hub)
- AUTISM BLOGS DIRECTORY
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- Lili Marlene
- Lili Marlene is not my real name. I'm a housewife married with kids, living in Australia. Self-diagnosed with Asperger syndrome a number of years ago, but these days I am not sure that "autistic" is a sensible way to describe anyone. I enjoy many different types of synaesthesia. Stereotypically feminine interests bore me. I think I've always been a loner. Many popular fads and ideas concern me, including misandry, misogyny, gender stereotyping, and the aggressive public promotion of psychiatry and psychiatric interventions. I take exception to people assuming the status of scientists while not living up to the standards of science. I am not a Scientologist, but I'd love to be a scientist.
2 comments:
But doesn't call himself an "autistic savant"!
He'll never be famous.
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