Dr. Camilla Pang’s “Explaining Humans” offers a unique perspective on human behavior through a scientific lens. Blending machine learning, biochemistry, and personal narratives, the book explores decision-making, relationships, and social norms. It celebrates individuality, collaboration, and the journey of understanding oneself and others, making it a profound read for those intrigued by the human condition.
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Do Autistic People Think in Pictures? A Personal Perspective
Autistic individuals often think in pictures, but thinking styles vary widely, highlighting the need for personalized support and understanding. Photo by Dmitry Tomashek on Unsplash As an actually autistic adult and autism advocate, I often encounter discussions about “thinking in pictures” in the context of autism. One of the people who is using the theory thatContinue reading “Do Autistic People Think in Pictures? A Personal Perspective”
The predictive brain and autism: a critical view
The ‘predictive brain’ concept in modern neuroscience is gaining attention in relation to autism, offering fresh insights into the condition. However, it’s crucial to recognize the diversity of the autism spectrum and involve autistic individuals in research and discussions. Empathy, flexibility, and support tailored to individual needs are vital for understanding and addressing autism effectively.
The European Autist 