Billets publics @autismcrisis sur Bluesky et Twitter/X

"No current intelligence test that is even moderately used in practice assesses
rational thought or behaviour" http://j.mp/cN9v39

Overlooked in research: autistics (eg Donald T) whose strong interests include traveling--visiting many different states, countries, cities

"Sterk! in autisme"--info (in Dutch) re autism conference in Belgium in Dec where I'm giving the keynote (in English!) http://j.mp/8YMFkT

"Superimposed selective reporting of analyses and outcomes can make anything seem effective" http://j.mp/d2EMyV In BMJ. Very autism-relevant

Autistic boy "has memorized several entire life sciences textbooks and the Kaufman Field Guide to Birds of North America" http://j.mp/b78BdA

Interpretation not resembling the authors': autistics are no more impressed by fake yawns than they are by fake distress http://j.mp/bwwJmY

"they thought Down syndrome was the worst possible thing that could happen to a child" http://j.mp/a2Sj71

Maithilee Kunda visiting from Georgia Tech http://j.mp/avoejX gave fascinating talk today re Raven's Matrices & visual thinking in autism

These days isn't it just plain wise for an autistic adult not to say much to the media? http://j.mp/dj25lB Hat's off to Donald T.

Waiting for someone to raise the alarm about the epidemic of science blogging networks. Obviously this is neuroplasticity run amuck.