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Delora said: 

Scooter said: 

what is a neurotypical? how would you define this?

 someone who was not born with a mutation in their brain, nor has brain damage or a form of neurodivergence/mental illness later in life. 

How similar would you say each neurotypical is to one another? 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Scooter said: 

what is a neurotypical? how would you define this?

 someone who was not born with a mutation in their brain, nor has brain damage or a form of neurodivergence/mental illness later in life. 

How similar would you say each neurotypical is to one another? 

 i think they are all very different despite having key things in common.

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Scooter said: 

what is a neurotypical? how would you define this?

 someone who was not born with a mutation in their brain, nor has brain damage or a form of neurodivergence/mental illness later in life. 

How similar would you say each neurotypical is to one another? 

 i think they are all very different despite having key things in common.

Okay just checking, as at this point I am more of the mind that neurotypicality does not exist so much as average into a perceived norm people try to live up to. 

Everyone's nuts once you account for their variations upon their perceptions, but it's not considered disorderly unless/until they begin to function too poorly to blend in. I've seen plenty of delusional people who would otherwise not be considered insane. 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Scooter said: 

what is a neurotypical? how would you define this?

 someone who was not born with a mutation in their brain, nor has brain damage or a form of neurodivergence/mental illness later in life. 

How similar would you say each neurotypical is to one another? 

 i think they are all very different despite having key things in common.

Okay just checking, as at this point I am more of the mind that neurotypicality does not exist so much as average into a perceived norm people try to live up to. 

yes erase everything because a spectrum exists, the true way of science. good job tc, by god you have done it again. how unique and quirky of you.

 

Everyone's nuts once you account for their variations upon their perceptions, but it's not considered disorderly unless/until they begin to function too poorly to blend in. I've seen plenty of delusional people who would otherwise not be considered insane. 

 again, so we "erase" everything because of the law of the spectrum? 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Scooter said: 

what is a neurotypical? how would you define this?

 someone who was not born with a mutation in their brain, nor has brain damage or a form of neurodivergence/mental illness later in life. 

How similar would you say each neurotypical is to one another? 

 i think they are all very different despite having key things in common.

Okay just checking, as at this point I am more of the mind that neurotypicality does not exist so much as average into a perceived norm people try to live up to. 

yes erase everything because a spectrum exists, the true way of science. good job tc, by god you have done it again. how unique and quirky of you.

My point is more that neurotypicals aren't typical. 

Everyone's nuts once you account for their variations upon their perceptions, but it's not considered disorderly unless/until they begin to function too poorly to blend in. I've seen plenty of delusional people who would otherwise not be considered insane. 

 again, so we "erase" everything because of the law of the spectrum? 

I'm not erasing though wtf? 

You seem confused. 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Scooter said: 

what is a neurotypical? how would you define this?

 someone who was not born with a mutation in their brain, nor has brain damage or a form of neurodivergence/mental illness later in life. 

How similar would you say each neurotypical is to one another? 

 i think they are all very different despite having key things in common.

Okay just checking, as at this point I am more of the mind that neurotypicality does not exist so much as average into a perceived norm people try to live up to. 

yes erase everything because a spectrum exists, the true way of science. good job tc, by god you have done it again. how unique and quirky of you.

My point is more that neurotypicals aren't typical. 

Everyone's nuts once you account for their variations upon their perceptions, but it's not considered disorderly unless/until they begin to function too poorly to blend in. I've seen plenty of delusional people who would otherwise not be considered insane. 

 again, so we "erase" everything because of the law of the spectrum? 

I'm not erasing though wtf? 

You seem confused. 

 i seem confused to you, and you seem confused to reality. 

But you said I was erasing things when I wasn't..? 

Turncoat said: 

But you said I was erasing things when I wasn't..? 

 oh, "not erasing". so thats what you people call it these days. the true pinnacle of social justice. you are like a 12 year old boy in high school saying everything is a video game.

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

But you said I was erasing things when I wasn't..? 

 oh, "not erasing". so thats what you people call it these days. the true pinnacle of social justice. you are like a 12 year old boy in high school saying everything is a video game.

Except I'm not dipping into simulation theory, I'm talking about how neurotypicality is more a myth than it appears, an average cobbled together from looking at multiple people's assumed functionality. 

The more you get to know people, the more you see that they are neurodivergent from the base template. Just because you're more messed up than normal doesn't suddenly lump the others into their own group, it's a spectrum. 

Turncoat said: 

Delora said: 

Turncoat said: 

But you said I was erasing things when I wasn't..? 

 oh, "not erasing". so thats what you people call it these days. the true pinnacle of social justice. you are like a 12 year old boy in high school saying everything is a video game.

Except I'm not dipping into simulation theory, I'm talking about how neurotypicality is more a myth than it appears, an average cobbled together from looking at multiple people's assumed functionality. 

The more you get to know people, the more you see that they are neurodivergent from the base template. Just because you're more messed up than normal doesn't suddenly lump the others into their own group, it's a spectrum. 

 there is a difference between everyone is different with magical special rainbows, and everyone is fucking autistic or some shit.