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Working memory fragility researcher. Twice-exceptional. 400 browser tabs. Building AI for brains like mine at AIs & Shine. Writing about the architecture beneath the behaviors you've been ashamed of.
Designer on a mission to redesign technology so more ways to be human become possible. Essays, fiction, prototypes, ducks, occasional satire, and the odd prompt to try yourself. AuDHD. Stockholm. MSc HCI.
Counselling psychologist, RAAF veteran, author of 40+ books, writing from Đà Lạt. The system is the pathogen, your response is reasonable, and the professions that should have said so are too slow, too scared, too jargon-bound to help. n=1, ymmv.
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