Mosaic of Minds
Emily MThe science of neurodiversity and individual differences
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 199 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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How Not to Use a Paragraph Break
I stumbled across this quotation from Gary Provost on Tumblr years ago and found it again on Reddit (the r/coolguides and r/writing). Why “show, don’t tell” when you can do both simultaneously?
If you subscribe to any e-mail lists — that i...
Mental Notes (Jan 1-Feb 4)
Social media pulls us in opposite directions. On the one hand, we devour, and reward, polished informative articles with beautiful images. On the other, we crave glimpses of the writer’s life and creative process behind the scenes. We enjoy...
Are ADHD People More Creative than Average?
Have you ever heard that people with ADHD are more creative than others? I often see it on lists of “strengths,” “benefits,” or “superpowers” of ADHD.
Are people with ADHD unusually creative?
Because I view myself as being both, I have a...
What it's Like to Have Auditory Processing Disorder
Sound wave on black background by Gary Killian from FreePik with text and blog logo added in Canva.
I usually avoid blog posts and videos about “what it’s like to have x disability”. However, I’m going to break my own rule and tell you a s...
Autism Itself Has Changed Since 2009, Not Just the Way we View It
The rainbow infinity symbol signifies autism acceptance. Graphic created in Canva by Mosaic of Minds.
An alert reader mentioned an important point I deliberately left out of my post which noted that RFK Jr. says almost the same things as A...
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Neurodivergent science writer & disability advocate who helps you understand yourself or loved ones by combining research & personal experience re: autism, ADHD, LDs, & more. Ex-cognitive scientist fascinated by the diversity of human minds.
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