Neurodiversity | Sebastian Spicker

2026

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18 Feb 2026 If You Think This Is Written by AI, You Are Both Right and Wrong AI detectors can flag human writing, including historical and highly formulaic prose. Evidence exists for a false-positive risk affecting some non-native English writers; claims about autistic or physics-trained writers need direct validation. The detector score is not authorship evidence. ai-detectionneurodiversityautism

2024

1 article

28 Nov 2024 Inner Echo: On Making Mental Illness Visible, and What That Even Means I am on the spectrum. This post asks what “making mental illness visible” can realistically mean and describes inner-echo, an unvalidated audiovisual metaphor project—not a simulation, diagnostic instrument, or therapy. mental-healthneurodiversityautism