NeoPhile
Can I get a "Bright not Broken"?
I know this is my second thread here today. I like this site. I just feel there should be a few more sections. I'm only giving suggestions, not complaining.
I think there should be a science section where people can talk about science, technology, astronomy, NASA, biology, physics, engineering, and other things related to the scientific method. Most autism-related blogs have a section like this because science, astronomy, engineering, and NASA are common special interests for aspies. I know we have an Obsessions and Special Interests section where we can talk about our special interests, but I think it's important to talk about scientific literacy today. We're living in a world where facts are less imunible, and people understand less and less about science. We're turning into an idiocracy, and we can help fight against this by promoting scientific literacy. A section specifically related to scientific special interests could educate people about science and allow autistics to share and follow their special interests in astronomy, space travel, chemistry, engineering, and other science-related topics.
I think there should be a science section where people can talk about science, technology, astronomy, NASA, biology, physics, engineering, and other things related to the scientific method. Most autism-related blogs have a section like this because science, astronomy, engineering, and NASA are common special interests for aspies. I know we have an Obsessions and Special Interests section where we can talk about our special interests, but I think it's important to talk about scientific literacy today. We're living in a world where facts are less imunible, and people understand less and less about science. We're turning into an idiocracy, and we can help fight against this by promoting scientific literacy. A section specifically related to scientific special interests could educate people about science and allow autistics to share and follow their special interests in astronomy, space travel, chemistry, engineering, and other science-related topics.