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wellwellwellnezSenior Contributor
The video guy mentioned there's other foundational video's. Most people here wouldn't already have that foundation, if you feel like checking it out. I do like this channel in general. You need to hang on, though. He's serious but also silly.
In response to: Autizmophrenia. A wild theory that makes a kind of sense.
wellwellwellnezSenior Contributor
I think this video is the foundation one. I'd also say it's actually pretty important framing. Watchable in either order.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvPVnYLivQE
In response to: Re: Autizmophrenia. A wild theory that makes a kind of sense.
AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@wellwellwellnez Makes total sense to me before I have even finished the first vid and not even started his 2nd.
As the daughter of 2 people who had diagnosis of schizophrenia, but does not present at all in that way, I do self identify as aspie. I have spent a lot of time researching and knowing people who have/had schizophrenia.
In response to: Re: Autizmophrenia. A wild theory that makes a kind of sense.
wellwellwellnezSenior Contributor
I think I'd rather see a compass version rather than the horseshoe model he put up there. Two dimensions makes outlooks more, you know, dimensional.
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