Source: Repost: Why “Autism Awareness” is Not Enough: Steve Silberman (and friends) explain “Autism Acceptance” [Originally posted by Steve Silberman in NeuroTribes blog, April 2, 2012.] “The Structure of Flame” by autistic artist JessicaPosted by: Steve Silberman
Repost: Why “Autism Awareness” is Not Enough: Steve Silberman (and friends) explain “Autism Acceptance”
Source: Repost: Why “Autism Awareness” is Not Enough: Steve Silberman (and friends) explain “Autism Acceptance” [Originally posted by Steve Silberman in NeuroTribes blog, April 2, 2012.] “The Structure of Flame” by autistic artist JessicaPosted by in autism acceptance, autism awareness, featured, Steve
What Kind of Buddhist was Steve Jobs, Really?
Kobun Chino Otogawa, Steve Jobs’ Zen teacher. One reason I was looking forward to reading Walter Isaacson’s new biography of Steve Jobs was my hope that, as a sharp-eyed reporter, Isaacson would probe to thePosted by in Allen Ginsberg, Apple, art, books, Buddhism, cancer, Chogyam Trungpa, Culture, history, Jonathan Ive, Joni Mitchell, Kobun Chino, Mac, Macintosh, media, mindfulness, Naropa, Personal computing, psychedelics, Steve Jobs, Suzuki-roshi, Tassajara, Technology, Windows, Zen
Updated: The Sketchbook of Susan Kare, the Artist Who Gave Computing a Human Face
Wonderful update: When Susan first told me that she still had this sketchbook in her attic while I was writing the introduction to her book Icons, I became tremendously excited. I asked her to please bring it to me so … Continue reading
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