The definitional problems at the heart of the neurodiversity movement
STAT
The neurodiversity movement faces significant definitional challenges because its core concept implies a false binary between neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals, ignoring the universal neurological uniqueness that exists across everyone. This vague language creates vulnerabilities to criticism by failing to adequately distinguish specific diagnosed conditions from the broad spectrum of normal human variation. Advocates must address these semantic limitations with credible responses to prevent the movement from losing momentum.
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