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You Know It When You See It — Except When the Internet Tells You You Don’t:
How Research on “Frank” Autism Undermines a Persistent and Harmful Meme With a few friends, I have started working on a project that may be seen as controversial but feels deeply important to those of us who live with the consequences of how autism is constantly redefined, reframed, and repackaged online[ 1 ]. We decided to start small—by analysing the memes that circulate endlessly across social media—and then follow the discussion wherever it leads us. When I looked at a li
22 hours ago6 min read


Camouflage and Autism (1): Beyond the Autism-Specific Narrative
Over the past two decades, research on autism has expanded at an extraordinary pace. Studies on prevalence, lived experience, and...
Sep 21, 20257 min read


Autism Diagnosis Today (1): Overdiagnosis
Autism has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent decades. Once thought of as a rare and narrowly defined childhood condition,...
Aug 20, 20255 min read
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