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Dunno, we'll see.

Notably, and a nice intersection between my worlds, I came across this article on how Wikipedia is lacking in its autism coverage: thinkingautismguide.com/2024/11/how-wikipedia-systematically-misleads-people-about-autism.html

Having not really read any general audience books about autism (surprisingly) I found the overview of the historical context of autism helpful.

It also introduced me to a few new orgs that I hadn't heard of before, which is nice.

I wanted to take a break from Neurotribes and someone on mastodon (I think on social.coop as well, but I didn't bookmark the post) recommended it.

It's well written (and read) with an interesting thesis. I think I'm only now getting into some of the more interesting bits (30%).

About half-way through and I admit I am enjoying it but it also makes me sad in a lot of ways.

All the obvious stories of the history of psychedelics and psychedelic therapy. Well written and well read. But if you know the history and have read other books on the topic you won't learn anything new other than his experiences.

I've read this book twice now, both times via audiobook so deal with it, but picking up on new things the second time was really useful!

I actually read this novella 3 times already. First time by audiobook, then by epub, then audiobook again.