Temple Grandin in the Wall Street Journal

Feb 20, 2010 16:02

This item is a mixed bag, but I encourage people to focus on the big picture rather than on problematic details ( Read more... )

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nekusagi February 20 2010, 21:21:40 UTC
I dislike a lot of the stuff Temple Grandin had to say, but I can only be happy that an actual aspie is out in the media proving we do have potential. Any positive portrayal of AS is a good one.

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for_u_alone February 20 2010, 21:31:26 UTC
I also keep seeing "Asburger's" and, inexplicably, "Asperberger's". *sigh* People are dumb.

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les_lenne February 20 2010, 21:45:05 UTC
Asperberger's? Really? People are so weird sometimes. They add an "er" to my last name every freaking time, too. Someday, I'll scratch someone's eyes out for it.

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for_u_alone February 20 2010, 21:53:20 UTC
I've seen it spelled that way in several places, including a magazine article. What's weirdest to me are the misspellings on goodreads.com ( a book review site)(I have a profile there). How can one read an entire book about Asperger's and still manage to misspell it? Somehow, they manage!

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conuly February 21 2010, 04:47:49 UTC
I'd like to open a fast food joint and sell "asperburgers", they'd be delicious.

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xayeidemon February 20 2010, 22:06:12 UTC
I made a comment, and now it's not here anymore. Was it deleted? If so, why?

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novanglus February 20 2010, 22:40:52 UTC
Oops, I think that was my mistake! Please post it again. (I have started using my LJ inbox, which I hadn't been using before. I started deleting items from that, and it seems it has deleted them from the posts themselves. I thought it was just an inbox, and I didn't know it was connected to the pages themselves. Very strange.)

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