Seems more like a description of middle-class virtues.
Possible corrosion issues aside, does the article have any negative implications for the much sought-for development of molten-salt thorium reactors?
I don't understand what you mean. Explain?
Parents don't want their kids to die so they place some reasonable restrictions on activities in order to reduce risk. After all, they only have 1 or 2 kids so they can't afford to lose one. Historically families had…
Before an autistic child, or any child, can make guesses about people's intentions, he has to know that such things even exist. If you learn this late then, sure, your responses are going to be different, even…
No, there are spontaneous and unexplained 'cures' which I'm guessing occur where people have been given the space and time to develop autonomously, without excessive interference. This applies proportionally to ordinary…
My guess is that if there's no sense of self or other then there's no getting upset about others: there's just upset or 'upsetness' (which others may misinterpret as normal empathy).
>'Let’s pretend you are like me. You can’t talk, but you have a well-functioning mind' I thought that one of the few genuine insights made about autism is that so-called autistic people have difficultly reading…
Seems more like a description of middle-class virtues.
Possible corrosion issues aside, does the article have any negative implications for the much sought-for development of molten-salt thorium reactors?
I don't understand what you mean. Explain?
Parents don't want their kids to die so they place some reasonable restrictions on activities in order to reduce risk. After all, they only have 1 or 2 kids so they can't afford to lose one. Historically families had…
Before an autistic child, or any child, can make guesses about people's intentions, he has to know that such things even exist. If you learn this late then, sure, your responses are going to be different, even…
No, there are spontaneous and unexplained 'cures' which I'm guessing occur where people have been given the space and time to develop autonomously, without excessive interference. This applies proportionally to ordinary…
My guess is that if there's no sense of self or other then there's no getting upset about others: there's just upset or 'upsetness' (which others may misinterpret as normal empathy).
>'Let’s pretend you are like me. You can’t talk, but you have a well-functioning mind' I thought that one of the few genuine insights made about autism is that so-called autistic people have difficultly reading…