@ekverstania @lynchauthor @NeuroClastic I think it needs more thought being put into to be honest, into exactly how it works. I think that "autistic features", i.e. what many would call ASD, is a smaller component of autism, which is how autistic features interact with each observer's bias.
@ekverstania @lynchauthor @NeuroClastic Autistic features, would need to be modelled with the situation a person is in.
@ekverstania @lynchauthor @NeuroClastic Thinking aloud, I suspect autistic features themselves cannot be subtyped, but the broader autism phenomena probably can be.
You can have subtypes/ subgroups, but it they routed in observers bias, instead of intrinsic differences between autistic persons.
You can have subtypes/ subgroups, but it they routed in observers bias, instead of intrinsic differences between autistic persons.
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