#hyperspecific history deepdives

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YOUR IDEAS ON DIRK ARE SOSOSO INTERESTING I LOVE THEM

thank you so much. in my experience people who have autism tend to stray towards "weirder" or more hyperspecific thought patterns that orbit themes that are very medicalized, or anatomical, or sensory-focused, or psychological. It's how I met my wife and we have bonded so deeply about topics like this. all we talk about is characters with pej tubes and strabismus and rare neurological disorders, etc., and I send her neuroscience research papers to apply to characters about how certain scenarios would impact their brain functioning and neuronal formation in childhood because this line of thought is just very appealing to me. could be that we are just weirdos, however I've noticed this in other autists as well