Marte
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As a bisexual, I’m both
It’s very important to give context on the diagnosis. Any psychiatric diagnosis is heavily tied to its historical context. Autism as a diagnosis was not the same in the 1970s with the first DSM as it was in 1994 with DSM-IV and we didn’t talk about spectrum until 2013 with DSM-V. “Back in our day we called that an engineer” that’s because some things that are listed as disordered were not a disorder back then.
But yes, I get your point that while some would be put in institutions, others wouldn’t be seen as disordered. I should have given it some thought before my comment.
I think that some of my reluctance with OP is that not all autism in the past was the “quirky engineer” one, there were already people being severely abused for a condition that didn’t even have a name yet.
Marte@lemmy.eco.brto Technology@lemmy.world•Angry, disappointed users react to Bluesky's upcoming blue check mark verification systemEnglish1·28 days agoIntelligent commentary on Communism is one thing, lunatic gibberish is of course going to be downvoted.
Marte@lemmy.eco.brto Technology@lemmy.world•Angry, disappointed users react to Bluesky's upcoming blue check mark verification systemEnglish21·28 days agoOf course he isn’t, but he was a huge part at the start and the project as a whole still has Dorsey’s ideas all over it.
Marte@lemmy.eco.brto Technology@lemmy.world•Angry, disappointed users react to Bluesky's upcoming blue check mark verification systemEnglish362·29 days agoWhat exactly a website related to Jack Dorsey has anything to do with Communism lol
I know this is just a meme but autistic people were probably less seen as eccentric, cute and quirky; more likely put in mental institutions where they were abused and in some cases killed. :/
I don’t understand not even a bit of what you’re saying, but nice trains, nice cat, and now I want to travel to Czechia too.
Cheers from Brazil