Alderick van Klaveren

ASD, ADD, alexithymia, executive synesthesia. Monism, process ontology. Founder & CEO of @RITME_Codes.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@autismtalknd TLDR: Autism isn't a secret world where everyone understands each other on a deep level because this implies that anything we don't understand is 'other'.

This is essentialist, xenophobic, and colorblind.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@Autistic_Lauren I was raised in the knowledge I was autistic. When you're raised by someone who doesn't have it and treated by someone who doesn't know it, do you really know you have autism? I guess it depends.

Psychoeducation therapy is when I learned what it meant. I'm still so grateful.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@Tyler_A_Harper Is this comparable to phantasms? Might be saying nonsense, I'm sleep deprived lmao

It's also an interesting point that there's this constitutive feedback loop about the audience of bookreading.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@hi_its_annaleah I hope that isn't a widespread thing. Autism is diagnosed by detecting situational disabilities, so many solutions that help us resolve situational disabilities, but that doesn't mean others are monotropic, cognitively.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@TheLone08157926 @AzafTazarden @JessHealyWalton And if they aren't accountable, you need to recognize that all trans people (including those who don't have a Twitter) cannot be held accountable for the actions of chronically online people that only claim to represent all trans people.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@TheLone08157926 @AzafTazarden @JessHealyWalton If a trans person quoted you and said "this is a nazi and the face of evil", would you think they're accountable for what their followers do next?

If you apply whatever answer to a trans person, but not Rowling, it's special pleading.—

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@Tyler_A_Harper It basically seems that unless you're willing to found a new (civil) religion or a cynical propaganda apparatus, you're an extension of the existing (civil) religion or propaganda apparatus, or a forgettable philosopher.

Do I get that right?

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@Feral_Forest @n03xp3ct1ng So, the poor have no rights, is what you're saying literally.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@Autistic_Lia I can't be autistic because of my favorite place in the world, and it is always the same concept as the other side that we are not even sure what we want.

My autocorrect is having an existential crisis, I'm afraid.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@Autistic_Lia Yes, but I don't know if that's my ADD.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

Already happened to me. I just waffle my stream of consciousness about something, and someone will assume I got it from an AI.

No, my brain just buzzes differently.

[Rua M. Williams @FractalEcho]

So far my favorite response types are
1. Oh no new fear just dropped
2. Damn I wish the meeting was on Tuesday
And
3. If this happened to me I would simply pass away

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@FractalEcho Finally, the way we interact with AI is like a puzzle with magic words and that is the wrong muscle to be training when you're supposed to study.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@FractalEcho The purpose is academia is to learn to take in information and not only reproduce it with clarity, but also contrast, transform and evaluate it. The further AI strays him regurgitating inputs, the "noisier" its communications become.—

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@AnnMemmott Perhaps I'm too much out of the loop, but aren't there other autistics besides myself who prefer the word disorder?

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@sensorystories_ mutually distinct realities and not acknowledge the conflict because of something called phantasms.

I think that double empathy is also partially a result of bias—we are more likely to diagnose like-minded autistics because it is not diagnosed equitably.

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@sensorystories_ This has been my experience too. I think double empathy does exist, but autistic people have seemed very sensitive to social proof, including myself. We absorb it readily, and in aggregate that feels objective and undeniable, but you can integrate social proof for two—

[Alderick van Klaveren @AlderickAut]

@Tyler_A_Harper I'm confused, what about this is identity politics?