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The Intersection of Fascia, Fascism, and Language: Reframing Neurodivergence as an Adaptive Response to Environmental Stress
This theoretical paper argues that global autism prevalence data are better read as a map of social ecology than as a map of biology. Diagnostic prevalence reflects the interaction of neurodevelopmental variation, distress, recognition and diagnostic access, and I argue that identified rates rise wh
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