Noisy brain may underlie some of autism's sensory features

Re:Noisy brain may underlie some of autism's sensory features by PrimeMcFly on Sunday January 28, 2024 @03:57AM (#39163734)

I'm going to bow out of the conversation at this point. At this point I'm arguing against feelings not facts, and I suspect you're being quite a bit contrarian also. So much of what you say is flat out wrong, and I don't have the energy for an extended is-too/is-not.

I also suspect you're one of those "needs to have the last word types", which is also common in autistic people (despite supposedly being less emotional according to you), and, well, that's not going to be a productive discussion if that's your motivation or even part of it.

Cheers.

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Re:Noisy brain may underlie some of autism's sensory features by simondotau on Sunday January 28, 2024 @10:24PM (#39172380)

> I'm going to bow out of the conversation at this point.

Except you didn’t. You kept going.

> I also suspect you're one of those "needs to have the last word types"

I physically laughed at that. Framing your opponent in an ongoing discussion as “having the last word” is just a low effort way of deflecting away from substantive conversion, and suggests a lack of seriousness in your prior discourse.

If you have anything useful to add, I’m happy to continue the discussion.

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