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Back in 2013, I posted a Welcome to Night Vale fic and someone commented, “I’m autistic and I see myself a lot in the way you write Carlos. Did you intend for him to autistic?”
And I was like “I’m flattered you think so! No, he’s not intended to be autistic, but I’m glad you can see yourself in him.”
Now twelve years later I spent some time this evening trying to track down that comment to give a very belated clarification. Whoever you were stranger, hey. I only said no because I based Carlos heavily on me, and since I wasn’t autistic, Carlos wouldn’t be either. Well. I’ve learned some stuff in the intervening decade that strongly support your literary analysis.
a lot of people dont care about insect biomass collapse bc when they hear we are losing 2.5% of the insect biomass per year they just imagine the cockroach and housefly population decreasing by that much. they dont realize those are among the only ones that will remain unbothered
if I see one more "why age verification is bad" post that doesn't even bother to mention that locking young people out of huge sections of the public sphere - literally the stated goal and primary impact of this shit - is wrong in and of itself I will simply start hitting people with bricks
Citations could be so awesome without copyright. Imagine just being able to click on a footnote and it takes you to the exact section of another book being quoted. Imagine how much that would do for stemming misinformation.

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I honestly think being intersex is WAY more common than a lot of people realize.
Like, not just 1.7%-2% kind of common. I mean like 10-20% kind of common. That's how common I actually think intersexuality is, especially when I hear all these stories about people who just realized they had vulvar hypospadias, since they thought it was perisex-typical. Or all these people who just realized that PCOS and NCAH are intersex, since they thought those were perisex-typical. Or all these people who are starting to accept that their micropenises are intersex traits instead of feeling ashamed about them. And on and on.
some people like to get mad at disability benefits because they think its unfair people who dont work get a payout from the government while they have to work 50 hours at the human suffering factory every week. but if you tell them "yeah that sucks i think you should also get a universal allowance and not have to work 50 hours at the human suffering factory every week" thats apparently the wrong answer.
"there were major systemic problems in that era of the past!"
"yes!"
"so nobody in an oppressed group was ever happy!"
"no, some of them were sometimes"
"oh so the oppression wasn't real then!"
"no, it very much was and needed to change"
"but...if they were happy..."
"humans find ways to be happy in even bleak circumstances. it's kind of a defining trait of humanity. they had to live their lives in the world as it was, even while fighting to change it, so. yeah. they made happiness for themselves the way everyone does, even now with the problems we have today. there were good things in their world, too, alongside the bad. even some things we could learn from now, though definitely not their macro-level social attitudes!"
"...ohhh you're a shill for conservative values and you wish you lived back then! got it!"
"let's go over this again"
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Some facts:
1) Black Americans created jazz. 2) Jewish Americans created comic books. 3) These things are said to be the only original American art forms.
4) black Americans invented rock and roll.
5) Black AND Jewish Americans created musical theatre.

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That has to be the most humiliating way to describe one of Earth's most terrifyingly effective predators.
Picture of her from the USA Today
I would let her kill me for sport
I am ready to support the beautiful nation of Mexico and its lovely people in their great battle with the uncivilized hordes of England. The world stands with you🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
You know how right wing media runs off of BIG SCARY EMOTIONS instead of fact?
Left wingers do this too. Except instead of "THEY'RE EATING THE CATS AND DOGS" it looks like:
"No one else will ever accept you."
"You're too oppressed to be understood by anyone but us."
or
"Anyone outside our group is dangerous."
Check in with yourself about how online communities make you feel.
Do they make you feel hopeful, or hopeless? Connected, or isolated? Accepted, or tolerated?
Do they encourage you to think for yourself, and use critical thought? Or do they ask you to accept without thinking and toe the line? Is there open communication, or are differing opinions bullied into silence?
Beware of anyone who tries to isolate you.
Beware of anyone who tells you no one else will ever love you like they will, that no one else will ever accept you.
Beware of anyone that tells you life is nothing but pain, or that there is no hope.
Hopeless, lonely people are easily controlled.
I know things are scary right now. I'm scared too.
Look out for people who WANT you scared.
Try to find spaces that make you feel like change is possible. Look for people who make you feel empowered to do something!
Look for the helpers.
So last week I made a post about the snobbery around "literary fiction" and how anything from 'genre' is looked down upon is so irritating. And that's true and I stand by it. and I just want to say it's hilarious (/derogatory) how that gets reversed in Gamer(TM) spaces. For like 15 years now that type Gamer(TM) has been throwing a fit about more grounded, narrative/character driven pieces, from Gone Home and its contemporaries that led to the originally prerogative genre name of 'walking simulator' to the latest culture war nonsense about Mixtape. Which isn't really my jam-- because it's a nostalgic coming of age piece for both a time period and a sub-culture I'm not nostalgic for-- but which I know enough to recognise as a love letter to both rock music and an entire sub-genre of film.
And when I see these guys bitching and moaning about these more grounded stories (relatively! Mixtape still exists in a Very heightened reality) I do feel the pretentious part of my rise up like. Actually you know what, DO get comfortable with a text that doesn't have monsters or magic or whatever in it. Better yet, get comfortable with a game that isn't based entirely around violence.
truly it goes to show how arbitrary these things can be that the two subcultures around entire mediums can be annoyingly judgemental in opposite directions
Wait wait wait I realised this may not be common knowledge so I want to share it. If you're making something and you want to make sure it is visually accessible contrast-wise, take an image of it and reduce the saturation to zero then stand back to the distance someone would realistically view it.
I should be very clear that this is not an exact replica of how someone with colourblindness of any type or other visual symptoms would see this -- this is just a hack to help a person with normal vision figure out contrast. I have VSS and my other diagnoses affect my eye muscles so having multiple types of contrast (e.g., colour as well as lightness or colour as well as texture) is really important even though my vision is relatively normal by optometrist standards.
This is an idea for checking your visual Accessibility!

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Let's say I really wanted to reduce the number of children who die in car accidents. Car accidents are really bad, right? Nobody disagrees about that. And it would be much better for both the environment and the kids' health if they spent more time walking, or taking the bus. Perfectly reasonable. More cars off the road, safer roads, fewer kids getting hurt, healthier kids. A win-win!
Therefore, let's ban children from traveling by car and require all cars to have a scanner on the door that scans the government ID of everyone who gets in the car to make sure no kids are in there. After all, kids get hurt in car accidents all the time! We need to ban this right away!