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this post was submitted on 30 May 2024
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lol all that just to finish with a definitive statement about autism. Asperger's has always been an aspect of autism. Dr. Asperger was a Nazi scientist, responsible for deciding who among the neurodivergent would go to the gas chambers. the patients that he deemed to have "mild enough" autism to be used for labor, were called "Asperger's".
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