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  1. I am currently reading a book by #SteveSilberman called #Neurotribes, and I came across a nice thought that I agree with and that other autistic buddy's might also like.

    I quote: "Autism is both a disorder and a gift, and I am valuable in a different way, not less valuable."

    #ActuallyAutistic

  2. I am currently reading a book by #SteveSilberman called #Neurotribes, and I came across a nice thought that I agree with and that other autistic buddy's might also like.

    I quote: "Autism is both a disorder and a gift, and I am valuable in a different way, not less valuable."

    #ActuallyAutistic

  3. How did it take me this long to notice that #Stevesilberman died! Was I good friends with him? No, but he did eat a #Thanksgiving meal I cooked in the 1990's when be both worked at Wired.

    #RIP

  4. My review of 'NeuroTribes: the legacy of #autism and how to think smarter about people who think differently', reposted to mark the sad passing of #SteveSilberman at the end of August. #Bookstodon
    wp.me/p2oNj1-27H

  5. #RIP @stevesilberman

    #Brain as Mr. #Silberman put it:

    “an interactive, adaptive, and endlessly innovative participant in the creation of our world.”

    #SteveSilberman decided to write a book exploring the diagnosis’s history. The result:

    #NeuroTribes
    The Legacy of #Autism and the Future of #Neurodiversity

    washingtonpost.com/obituaries/

  6. #RIP @stevesilberman

    #Brain as Mr. #Silberman put it:

    “an interactive, adaptive, and endlessly innovative participant in the creation of our world.”

    #SteveSilberman decided to write a book exploring the diagnosis’s history. The result:

    #NeuroTribes
    The Legacy of #Autism and the Future of #Neurodiversity

    washingtonpost.com/obituaries/

  7. I miss Steve Silberman's voice. In honor of him, today I will read and think about #Ginsberg's "A Supermarket in California."

    poetryfoundation.org/poems/476

    #SteveSilberman

  8. I miss Steve Silberman's voice. In honor of him, today I will read and think about #Ginsberg's "A Supermarket in California."

    poetryfoundation.org/poems/476

    #SteveSilberman

  9. I miss Steve Silberman's voice. In honor of him, today I will read and think about #Ginsberg's "A Supermarket in California."

    poetryfoundation.org/poems/476

    #SteveSilberman

  10. I miss Steve Silberman's voice. In honor of him, today I will read and think about #Ginsberg's "A Supermarket in California."

    poetryfoundation.org/poems/476

    #SteveSilberman

  11. RIP Steve Silberman - Wikipedia
    So sad to hear of the death of Steve Silberman who did so much to raise awareness of autism via his writing. I'll miss his mastodon account which was always bristling with interesting takes on politics and science. Gone too soon.

    @stevesilberman

    #Autism #SteveSilberman

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Si

  12. RIP Steve Silberman - Wikipedia
    So sad to hear of the death of Steve Silberman who did so much to raise awareness of autism via his writing. I'll miss his mastodon account which was always bristling with interesting takes on politics and science. Gone too soon.

    @stevesilberman

    #Autism #SteveSilberman

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Si

  13. “I lived the life I chose. . . I have been very happy. . . I did the right thing. I dedicated my life to human progress — to bringing about changes that would improve the conditions of life & the quality of life of the common people. My belief as I depart this world is that I have been an instrument of historical change — that the forces of change worked through me. For this reason, I led a life of meaning & purpose.” -- Steve Silberman's father

    fray.com/issue3/orphans.html

    #SteveSilberman

  14. “I lived the life I chose. . . I have been very happy. . . I did the right thing. I dedicated my life to human progress — to bringing about changes that would improve the conditions of life & the quality of life of the common people. My belief as I depart this world is that I have been an instrument of historical change — that the forces of change worked through me. For this reason, I led a life of meaning & purpose.” -- Steve Silberman's father

    fray.com/issue3/orphans.html

    #SteveSilberman

  15. “I lived the life I chose. . . I have been very happy. . . I did the right thing. I dedicated my life to human progress — to bringing about changes that would improve the conditions of life & the quality of life of the common people. My belief as I depart this world is that I have been an instrument of historical change — that the forces of change worked through me. For this reason, I led a life of meaning & purpose.” -- Steve Silberman's father

    fray.com/issue3/orphans.html

    #SteveSilberman

  16. CW: Mention of well-known author passing away

    I just found out the heartbreaking and sudden news that #SteveSilberman passed away yesterday.

    His book #NeuroTribes is very important to myself and so many other #Autistic people in helping us know who we are, fight back against decades of "deficit" propaganda, and introducing so many others to the #NeuroDiversity movement.

    stevesilberman.com/books/

  17. CW: Mention of well-known author passing away

    I just found out the heartbreaking and sudden news that #SteveSilberman passed away yesterday.

    His book #NeuroTribes is very important to myself and so many other #Autistic people in helping us know who we are, fight back against decades of "deficit" propaganda, and introducing so many others to the #NeuroDiversity movement.

    stevesilberman.com/books/

  18. Just found out that #SteveSilberman has died.

    He will be greatly missed.

  19. "Oh beautiful Garbo of my Karma."

    I will be saying Kaddish and reading "Kaddish" in honor of the wonderful, compassionate, and brilliant Steve Silberman. We connected through our shared love of Ginsberg and our shared experience of losing a parent to dementia. We emailed, spoke on the phone. I never met him but I loved him.

    #SteveSilberman

  20. Oh no, @stevesilberman has suddenly passed away! He did more than anyone else I know of to normalize and improve the public understanding of #neurodivergence, and was also just an all-around great guy.

    relix.com/news/detail/r-i-p-jo

    #SteveSilberman