Damn I was gonna say I appreciate your comment because you used the double equal sign operator to mean equality " == " and I thought it was cool to see that in a non-programming context.
But you actually did " = \ = " and Lemmy markdown interpreter thought you were trying to escape something because of the backwards slash.
Anyhow, to address your comment…
Yes, normal !== perfect but nobody was claiming otherwise. Neurodivergent also !== special
Fixed it.
For everyone else tripping slightly over this command.
Normal == Perfect Being different/ having a disability is not abnormal.
I am neurodivergent, this may often make people exclude me from the “normal/neurotypical” group. But the term is misused here
But in the broader sense, the way the term is used above is not excluding in the same way.
Damn I was gonna say I appreciate your comment because you used the double equal sign operator to mean equality " == " and I thought it was cool to see that in a non-programming context.
But you actually did " = \ = " and Lemmy markdown interpreter thought you were trying to escape something because of the backwards slash.
Anyhow, to address your comment…
Yes, normal !== perfect but nobody was claiming otherwise. Neurodivergent also !== special