...I guess you aren't going to want any of these welcome cookies that we baked for you then. =(
It looks like one of those plastic desk organizer things. They usually have various slots for pens, post-it notes, etc.
Does this help?
I'm hoping for the same thing. I can't wait to DM for my kids one day!
Seriously. I've been playing the Elden Ring dlc, and at a certain point of exhaustion, I realize that I'm just playing worse and worse and need to stop attempting that boss.
"Bias automation" is kind of an accurate description for how our brains learn things too.
Hey bro, remember you have chips.
I don't know, but I find them troubling.
Thank you for the kind words <3
I think it's definitely had the positive effects that you mention. People are far less cruel, more understanding, and also WAY more willing to go seek help with these types of problems than they used to be.
The negative effect is that anytime something becomes romanticized, it's human nature for people to adopt it as an identity, which introduces a lot of noise to the conversation, and we lose some of our objectivity toward it, as now there's an emotional attachment to the label itself. For example:
All that being said, I still think it's a net-positive effect. This is just what happens anytime something clinical enters the mainstream conversation.
Absolutely. People want there to be a fair trade-off, but life just doesn't work that way. I've seen similar romanticization of autism too, especially with the "savants".
He learned that trick from cheatin' Hans.