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10 days agoMI6 did the same stuff for years in Northern Ireland. Protecting known murderers because they were assets. Nothing new here.
MI6 did the same stuff for years in Northern Ireland. Protecting known murderers because they were assets. Nothing new here.
Delayed processing is not exactly uncommon in autistic people. My husband knows not to repeat himself immediately when I ask “what did you say?” because usually I heard him just fine and just need a minute or two to process. Him repeating himself actually stops the processing and I need to start again.
There’s a pretty interesting book that also explains this quite well: “Sensory perceptual issues in autism and Asperger’s syndrome” by Olga Bogdashina. It’s a bit older which explains the title but still very interesting.