HeyJaredThe Intentional Hulk
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#037 Seventeen Miles Among the Giants (opens the original)
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Starting in my mid-30s, I went through a decade where I could suddenly become too sick to follow through on anything. For the first couple of years, every single plan I made fell through.What I didn’t know at the time was that I was falling into autistic burnout, nor did I know I was autistic, so I had no way to define it or manage it.Last-minute changes can lead to meltdowns for me or, at the very least, steal my spoons,1 and those are two things that lead to more burnout. It got to the point w
#036 The Asshole Who Doesn’t Get It (opens the original)
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Adam and I visited the Riverside Art Museum where they are showing a Bernard Hoyes exhibition called Out from Under the Net.Upon seeing it, my first thought was, “I wish I’d been taught about this when I was in school.” Back when I was studying art in the ‘90s, all of the contemporary artists I was taught about were careful. They kept themselves enmeshed in the blinders-on European art historical perspective to show how very educated they were. Modern art wasn’t so modern, anymore, so
#035 Mad Without the Genius (opens the original)
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A hot topic in our household had been the Magnus Carlsen-Hans Niemann cheating scandal ever since Magnus’ first cryptic tweet. It was a topic that I thought was pretty worn out by the time Untold: Chess Mates came out, but we kept our Netflix account a month longer than planned to watch it.I ran to the internet as soon as it was over to make sure I wasn’t crazy. This is something I do when I hold a strong but highly subjective opinion. I look for people who agree with me, and when I find them, I
#034 Burned Air (opens the original)
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In October of 1994, I was a freshman in college. I had a small group of friends, and one night we went into the computer lab to learn how to get onto talkers. My friends went on for an hour or so, laughed about it, and went about their lives. I did not.Up until that point, I was pretty sure there was no place on Earth that I actually belonged. I partially knew this because I’d been on both sides of it—the US and Japan—and neither of them worked for me.A talker is completely text-based. You can b
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