We look at the colonial history of autism from genocide to conversion therapy.

We look at the art form of diagnosing someone and why it is not what you would think.

We look at the myth of black and white vs gray thinking. We examine how this false dichotomy of native and logic makes it hard for Nero-typicals to look at math as fine art. This false dichotomy also makes it hard for Nero-typicals separate logic and empath. We talk about how autism and how people assume we do not understand social norms. This is not true and we go into how being biased toward logic ethics can blindside us to cultural biases.

We look at why some powerful people view their discipline and the bond between them and god. Why do people with autism need to do what god made them do? We also talk about why autism shows up in creative all-or-nothing felids.