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You’ve probably heard people say that autism is a “spectrum.” It’s a common way to describe it — but it’s also a bit misleading . When most people picture a “spectrum,” they imagine a straight line that runs from “not autistic” on one end to “very autistic” on the other. That might make sense at first, but it creates a few problems. For one, it suggests there’s just one measure of how autistic someone is, like a volume knob you can turn up or down. It also feeds into that phr

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