
Dissecting neurotypical behavior like it's not the norm. By an alien-human hybrid who observes human specimens to understand why they continue to do stupid things and call it a day.
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Research notes on: Why some neurodivergent people don't miss you, they just trust you still exist
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A Field Study in Attendance as Currency—Even If You Don’t Want to Be There
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An investigation into humanity's compulsive need to turn friendship into an institution
PhD in People Watching. Studying neurotypical behavior in the wild, one group chat at a time.
An 18-month ethnographic investigation into the invisible threshold governing enthusiasm, emotion, questions, texting, and the permissible amount of personality.
Filed under: Anthropology of the Baffling, Vol. 7
PhD in People Watching: Field Notes on the Neurotypical Condition for AuDHD, Autistic, and other humans who feel confused
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