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What’s the f(x)?
Children or adults diagnosed with autism are often described as either “low” or “high” functioning, or worse, a more judgment-based “he/she is autistic but is really high functioning” or “he/she is low-functioning,” which ends up being a way to communicate and identify innate ability to succeed in this world. The world of neurodiversity support both…
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