redundancy redundancy is necessary in certain contexts fundamental to the scientific process that an experiment is repeated with the same result redundancy is undesirable in certain contexts, but made necessary by circumstance lack of access to resources that are [unnecessarily made proprietary](problems with proprietary) redundancy can be desirable in certain contexts repeating processes or emulating events for teaching and learning useful to have redundant tech hardware, spares, surplus use of the word redundancy for work and what it tells us about labour structures/relations - being made extra, surplus, against your wishes - yet cultural onus, blame and shame goes on the unemployed ...
autistic hyperconnectivitythere was neuroimaging that suggested autistic people’s brains don’t prune neuron connections as regularly as non-autistic people, could explain the prevalence of strong pattern recognition, tendency to want to see a full picture in full context, ability to link anything back to a special interest, etc need to find the source again And see how they categorised autistic and non-autistic people And see how this may apply in other neurodivergencies but feels true to my experience and colloquially but genera be very wary of autism research...