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Hannah Gadsby article (re: autism)

Being a visual thinker myself, I thought the way she described her thinking process was great and that she described the thinking process better than I've ever seen it described and certainly better than I could have described it for myself. I also think it's great that she's in such a successful position in her field being autistic.

I also like that I'm able to think those things about her which are positive even though at the same time her brand of comedy doesn't do much for me. I don't think she's very funny, but that's ok.
 
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Saw the article this morning, shared it to my FB feed because it was AWESOME and says so much that I say about the welfare system. I like her as a performer and enjoyed this article so much!
 
I just read that article this morning! I'm also a visual thinker and thought she described it very well. I watched Nanette and thought it was funny, although I don't remember it anymore since it's been a few years lol
 
I was just reading the article and I relate to her experience very well. Especially whrn she describes how some of her own experience is not understandable "I can be upset and not know it". Me too.
 
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I was just reading the article and I relate to her experience very well. Especially whrn she describes how some of her own experience is not understandable "I can be upset and not know it". Me too.
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It’s so relatable to me too!
 
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