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A sports analogy to neurodivergent and neurotypical communication



Imagine that person A has the football skills of Tom Brady and the basketball skills of Michael Jordan.


There is also an exact clone of this person.


Person A is idle, ready at a moment's notice to deploy (muscle memory, training, familiarity, and sensors) skills to football.


The clone is also idle, ready at a moment's notice to deploy (muscle memory, training, familiarity, and sensors) skills to basketball.


A stranger walks up and needs basketball skills.


it will take the football mind a transition period to communicate equally to the basketball mind and vice-versa if the topic were football


despite the skills being clones, society is set up to read something into this transition period and does so systemically.


Options:

  • spend time focusing on mindreading to determine what sport to keep top of mind for the next stranger


  • spend time focussing on the transition period to understand of it


  • focus on how the system can move to a model that translates input data prior to interpreting it





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