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Trigger Warning: This episode references abuse of disabled people
In this episode, David invites Rachel Cullen (they/them) to discuss their research into their concept known as the Autistic language hypothesis. This hypothesis has the potential to be groundbreaking and makes for a really interesting episode.
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