AI Gave Me Autism
Jon Mick, Lee HopkinsI'm AuDHD, twice-exceptional, and I treated myself as a broken product for four decades. Turns out the product wasn't broken. The user manual was missing.
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The Trauma of a Brain That Runs Hot
TL;DR: My brain runs hot for two reasons, and they feel identical from the inside. One is architecture: wiring I was born with, mapped by scans and a paper trail, mine for life. The other is trauma: a lifetime of being too much and not enou...
What Augmentative Communication Looks Like When the Thing You Can’t Express Is Who You Are
A companion to Somebody Should Be Writing This Down.
TL;DR: AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) is the field that gives people alternative channels when speech is unreliable. I’ve spent three years building AAC for identity: a...
Somebody Should Be Writing This Down
A companion to The Other 80% and to I Spent Two Decades Building Products for Everyone But Me.
TL;DR: A Swedish designer named Emma Klint posted a small theory: the people who turn out to be good at AI are the ones who spent years translat...
I Was Never Shy
TL;DR: Reaching toward another person is a distinct neural event your brain assembles in the seconds before you move, rather than a character trait you either have or lack, and in my brain that event runs quiet. New whole-brain neuro...
Live with Jon Mick and Lee Hopkins
Lee Hopkins and I met on Substack, started a weekly call in April, and then I ghosted him until August. He'll tell you he wasn't offended. This Live is what reconnection looks like when both people run on the same wiring: we skipped the apo...
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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.
Australian 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.
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