Re:Autism is a “disorder” only because the world is neurotyp...
by camehere3saydis on Tuesday May 11, 2021 @08:06PM
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>a more intelligent person is inherently superior
I also disagree with this statement.
>a "more intelligent" person is defined as "having more consciousness" which, in a system that ascribes value to humanity and consciousness, is equivalent to saying that a more intelligent person is "more of a person", and therefore inherently "superior in value"
This is what I meant. Do you still disagree with this statement?
And, well... should I make my posts more detailed or less, considering they fail to communicate the idea? Or should I go back to just saying nothing?
I also disagree with this statement.
>a "more intelligent" person is defined as "having more consciousness" which, in a system that ascribes value to humanity and consciousness, is equivalent to saying that a more intelligent person is "more of a person", and therefore inherently "superior in value"
This is what I meant. Do you still disagree with this statement?
And, well... should I make my posts more detailed or less, considering they fail to communicate the idea? Or should I go back to just saying nothing?