I’m autistic and extremely faceblind and despite this being potentially useful to me personally, I really don’t think this should be legal at all.

I also want to say, don’t let anyone use people like me as a reason why it should be. I dont know what’s scarier to me, being identified accurately by it which, stalkers and abusers will love, or being misidentified by it and experiencing what to me will seems like arbitrary harassment and violence.

Great job Ray-Ban! Really good look! Thanks Meta! Connecting us to people whether we like it or not!

jfc this is so sad because it would actually be hard for a human coder of very little ability to do it this wrong. at least it has its own instance i can block.

https://www.deviantart.com/gradendine/art/Sally-s-boob-fur-finished-269861073 yall were warned. after this you have to read all of https://deathandhell.com/ because only more insanity can push it out of your brain

Adblocker? Some lists will block dynamic dns providers (badblock for sure has afraid.org). If so you want to exempt that since you legitimately use it.

What? Why? We haven’t event gotten to that Sally Acorn (A Sonic Universe character that only exists in the Sonic comics and the Archie comics crossover) doll to scale that some person on deviant art made with a real human skeleton inside.

You may think you are having an aneurysm right now but that’s all true and verifiable. I can’t guarantee you aren’t having one after you see the doll though. Deeply deeply cursed.

Dr. Teeth has not aged well at all

Oh my realization fuse slow burned on this. I was in to the next thing when it hit me. 10/10

I remember in a documentary the band were talking about the paradox that they are the only people who can’t have that amazing first cold listen to dark side and I think about that a lot

This is a really important point. Diagnoses go up with each revision of the DSM (at least in the US, as it’s put out by the American Psychiatric Association) because the authors are intentionally making the criteria more expansive.

To be clear this is policy and guidance playing catch up with reality, and it still hasn’t caught all the way up.

Be wary of anyone conflating increases in rates of diagnoses with rates of occurrence, anybody talking about changes in rates of autism diagnoses that fails to speak to this is either being disingenuous or are themselves the victims of others disingenuity.

It’s like putting down mousetraps and then being surprised to find mice in them. The mousetraps don’t increase the number of mice (ideally they decrease them!) but they can change your perception of how many mice there are by increasing opportunities for exposure.