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Ben WoodardBiology, philosophy, politics, and history
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Autsploitation 2
Here is part 2 of the Autsploitation discussions. To repeat from last time - autsploitation are films that not simply have bad representations of autism but are centered and built around those bad representations.
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Autsploitation?
Typical Hollywood autism is usually built around the savant stereotype - the autistic person as a calculator (must famous in Rain man but also present in films like Cube, Mercury Rising, or The Accountant). You also get a bit of autistic su...
Norms not rules
I’ve mentioned this before that mixing up norms and rules is annoying. I then immediately feel annoying because it feels as if I am merely being a persnickety philosopher type…but well, that’s a job of philosophers, finding the right words...
The Pleistocene Cuck-Chair
I recently watched Jarrett Moore’s “Clavicular and the Evolution of Incel Culture” which was very good. Though it didn’t tell me things I didn’t mostly know what I appreciated most was how it framed recent developments in the mano-cess-pool...
Be weirdly normal
Peter (a la deonto) sent a message to an old twitter thread relevant to my last entry.
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