Adam Stovall

@adamstovall.bsky.social

Autistic Filmmaker. I used to write for magazines and direct audio books. I'm almost definitely writing in a coffee house somewhere. #autismpride #riptt #emilyshusband aghostwaits.com

“Sarah, think of your children.” “My children? I have only just met them…” If you’ve also been sleeping on Widows Bay, get thee to a nunnery (Apple+) and watch it immediately!

...but is fear of asking a human for help the whole reason we have artificial so-called intelligence? People would rather tank the planet and embarrass themselves publicly when the results are found out later than admit they don't know something in the first place?

It might be folly to ask a genuine question of the internet, but why is virtue-signaling considered a bad thing? Don’t you want people to know your values? In my experience, being upfront with what I care about improves the quality of communication. Can someone help me understand?

I’m learning that historically I’ve been bad at relaxing, because of the people pleasing stuff. I’m curious if any fellow NDs have had a similar journey and can recommend things to read/listen to about learning to relax. Yes I know I’m asking for homework about relaxation.

Tracy Morgan: "New York City that's where King King died... and we told Godzilla you next motherf*cker. You, the three headed monster, the flying turtle, all y'all can all get it."

People often seem surprised by my willingness to disclose my autism diagnosis. I know how illuminating I found the news in terms of understanding why the hell I do and think some things, why would I keep that information from others who are trying to understand me?