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A few years ago, I realized my wife's condition had something in common with #autism and I thought I'd make a comic strip about it, to help understand both.
She has demyelination: her nervous system doesn't automatically coordinate her movements the way most people's does. Every step is conscious, planned. And some signals still arrive too late, no matter how much practice.
With autism, social and

45 views A few years ago, I realized my wife's condition had something in common with #autism and I thought I'd make a comic strip about it, to help understand both. She has demyelination: her nervous system doesn't automatically coordinate her movements the way most people's does. Every step is conscious, planned. And some signals still arrive too late, no matter how much practice. With autism, social and

When I was a child visiting friends, I would tour every room of their apartment before I could sit down and play. I had no idea I was doing it. I just couldn't settle until I had a complete map.
That pattern never went away.
There's a documented phenomenon called intolerance of uncertainty: the autistic nervous system's difficulty tolerating absent information. Any gap in the map feels like a pote

34 views When I was a child visiting friends, I would tour every room of their apartment before I could sit down and play. I had no idea I was doing it. I just couldn't settle until I had a complete map. That pattern never went away. There's a documented phenomenon called intolerance of uncertainty: the autistic nervous system's difficulty tolerating absent information. Any gap in the map feels like a pote

When neurotypical people read someone's expression, it happens automatically: parallel processing, fast, effortless. Like a GPU rendering a scene.
When an autistic brain does it, it runs a different process: observe, decode, match, select, output. Sequential, non-automatic, constructed from scratch.
The result looks similar, but the cost doesn't.
This is why masking is exhausting: not because auti

24 views When neurotypical people read someone's expression, it happens automatically: parallel processing, fast, effortless. Like a GPU rendering a scene. When an autistic brain does it, it runs a different process: observe, decode, match, select, output. Sequential, non-automatic, constructed from scratch. The result looks similar, but the cost doesn't. This is why masking is exhausting: not because auti

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1.4 / week

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🔥 Top post A few years ago, I realized my wife's condition had something in common with #autism and I thought I'd make a comic strip about it, to help understand both. She has demyelination: her nervous system doesn't automatically coordinate her movements the way most people's does. Every… ★ 45

Time to rethink my portfolio page! https://raphink.info/ ★ 2

Full post: https://blog.raphink.info/posts/20260409-the-constant-background-hum-hh7/ @autistics ★ 6

When I was a child visiting friends, I would tour every room of their apartment before I could sit down and play. I had no idea I was doing it. I just couldn't settle until I had a complete map. That pattern never went away. There's a docu… ★ 34

@autistics ★ 9

When neurotypical people read someone's expression, it happens automatically: parallel processing, fast, effortless. Like a GPU rendering a scene. When an autistic brain does it, it runs a different process: observe, decode, match, select,… ★ 24

It's never been more fun to learn about Cilium, Tetragon, and eBPF! The Isovalent Labs Platform has a new look, with improved learning journeys and progress tracking. Start (or continue) your Cilium learning adventure: 👇 https://labs.isova… ★ 1

Learn more about austim: https://raphink.info/autism ★ 4

Photo post ★ 3 Generating a video from an AI model runs the risk of losing something precious: color precision. I was building animated tiles for a new UI — isometric city-builder scenes, one per learning zone, that come alive on hover. Each tile starts … ★ 2

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Joined in the Twitter-exodus wave of late 2022 — part of the migration that made Mastodon a real destination.

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🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 3 years ago.

👁️Averages 12 views per post.

📤Posts about 1.4× per week.

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89/100

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99%

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Est. 99% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
Strong engagement (~2.9% of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
Verified account.
Established account (3+ years old).

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