You don't negotiate and speak with a kid in a sandbox having a tantrum. You educate.
moitoi
joined 2 years ago
Historically it's not the first. Lausanne had an extensive network back in the days. It even went deep in the countryside and carried freight.
People can still see tram tracks at Moudon train station.
I'm waiting to see the bubble poping out.
This is how you can spot a non-autistic. For autistics, it's not just about having stuffs organized. It has a purpose and has a sense.
I can see organized things from the NT point of view. But, it's not organized for me at all. The details don't match what would be organized for me. Just as an example.
With autism in general, it's rarely about what it is visible to the NTs. It's about the invisible. Ask the autistic why and validate it. The person will be happy to explain why.
high functioning autistic
I don't want to seam pedantic. Levels in autism is profoundly discriminatory.
My grandfather has a collection of construction engines models perfectly aligned on shelves in the veranda.
Orthovox is missing as well. They are German.
I can only recommend La Sportiva hiking, trekking and mountains shoes. Great quality.
You know stories about Hofmann taking some bike trip while being high.
It's really a 4D chess period.
I think it's time to say goodbye to the PCC in Brussels. They did a great job since the 70s. But, they are not great for the actual use. For example, they are not step free.
Who want to go in hell?
Email won't disappear sooner or later. It's a huge part of communication between companies, nonprofit, state, etc. It may be less between people or with consumers. But, it still is widely use otherwise.