Ok. I live with #DiD. That's #DisassociativeIdentityDisorder in longform.
A deeply misunderstood and miscast thing, as I hope time will clearly reveal.
Science now knows this comes from deep and repetitive traumas.
They used to think it was just "weak" mindedness. #Eugenics #Ableism #Supremacy #Exceptionalism
They know better now, for all it hasn't made it mainstream it seems. 🖖
So here's that paper:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/acps.12590
RE: https://nileane.fr/@nileane/116715874283622057
Easy solution: subject all AI on the devices to Apple’s “Trusted System Agent”, including Apple’s own. What’s that? Apple won’t agree to that? Why not?
[P] It's the lobster thing all over again...
https://www.sciencealert.com/crickets-respond-to-injuries-in-a-way-that-suggests-they-feel-pain
This is just quintessential allistic exceptionalism. The question ehould always be whether X doesn't Y rather than if X does Y. Really, wondering if insects or lobsters feel pain is unintelligent exceptionalism. They have the nerves and receptors for it, so high probability for pain experience.
But it wasn't so long ago that autists and black people didn't feel pain.
[P] This is why I can't buy human fiction. See: Monster Hunter.
"These monsters are evil!"
"Why? They're minding their own business until you come along to make them limp, cry, and die, stealing parents from kids either by death or to torture them with arena combat. Isn't that human torturing one right now?"
"Uhhh..."
"Doesn't that entity stabilise the climate???"
"Uhhh..."
"Ah. I get it. YOU're the monster. C'mere!"
#psychology #actuallyautistic #humans #exceptionalism #gamedev #writing
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[P] This is why I'd take my chances with any otherness, including nature. Justifying prolonged torture? Yeah, only a human is going to do that. I mean, if they don't then someone will do it to them, right? I've seen mush-headed right-wingers try to make false equivalences with grisly aspects of nature, but it's always a false equivalence because a.) scale; b.) amount; and c.) length. Humans are uniquely monstrous creatures.
#psychology #actuallyautistic #humans #exceptionalism
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[P] I've edicated myself on nature and the worst parasites. Grisly? Sure. Temporary suffering? Yeah. But humans uniquely like to keep entities trapped to torture them over prolonged periods. That's a human thing. And the monstrous majority always do it to otherness for the reasons I'veexplained prior. I mean, I'm not imagining the uniquely human Judge Rotenberg Center. So very many institutions of torture just like it, too.
#psychology #actuallyautistic #humans #exceptionalism
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[P] But like I said, I don't have the narcissism and bigotry of the familiarity fetish scale and the sociopathy room to warp my fear and deflect it against everywhere other than where it truly belongs. A boa constrictor can only crush and eat you. Prolonged torture is a uniquely human thing to do. I'd happily take my chances with the dragon or the coamic horror—they're less likely to torture. That's an immoral human thing.
#psychology #actuallyautistic #humans #exceptionalism
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[P] How could I be scared of anything else when that human cunning and infinite capacity for harm exists. I'm autistic and disabled, so most humans loathe me by default. I'd rather be lowered into a pit of tarantulas than hang around with a group of humans (who'd aee that I'm not). Why fear otherness when "familiar" humans could end my life with something pushed through the letterbox? To not fear familiar humans is delusion.
#psychology #actuallyautistic #humans #exceptionalism
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