I really like The Good Doctor because the main character, Shaun, is autistic. And visibly autistic. He has trouble speaking, he doesn’t make eye contact, he misses social queues and struggles to relate to people sometimes. The character is written really well, it does a really good job of portraying the characteristics of someone with autism and fucking finally it’s a tv show that doesn’t romanticize his autism. It’s not perfect, I know, but it’s a breath of fresh air after having a lot of piss-poor representations of characters with disabilities like autism. And it also makes me happy because the main character is still able to operate and live on his own and be a fully functional adult with autism.

A few years ago I made a post about how we were entering a period of micromemes. Memes that only lasted a few days/weeks. Meme production over the last few years has only increased to the point of there being a new meme a few times a week. Meme production will increase, quicker and quicker into infinity. I warned against the dangers of a meme singularity. I fear that soon, the meme singularity (memeularity) will be upon us. Every meme will exist within each other into infinity. It’s already happening. Meme fusion is just a cheap tactic to make micromemes seem stronger. We will soon be splicing memes into an unrecognizable mutant disaster. The memepocalypse is upon us. I tried to warn you.

“Vaccinations cause autism so I’m not getting my child vaccinated”

Translation: “I would rather have a dead child than an autistic child”

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