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“People with autism”

good talk. well worth the watch if you're interested in asd.

Your getting there "bottoms up!" as the Druids would Echo "some people cant see past the end of their nose" "your letting your imagination run away with itself" "scared stiff" "night mare" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The first questioner, the woman, is very offensive ! I'm a woman who is Autistic. There are a lot of us.

Cual es la diferencia entre un arbol y un animal ? La respuesta es la autonomia intelectual y las capacidades autosuficiencia . Eñ autosta ,junto con otras limitaciones qie no llefan a la independencia mental , mas alla de lo qie representa la vida de un arbol ( comida, agua , aire ) no debe mantenerse con vida , bajo la toma de desiciones de terceros .

Looking forward to my time at UTD

Absolutely agree with the need for early user feedback in the development cycle. This is basic to all good system design, and much more with older people. I have been involved with system design most of my working life, and look at the current mobile phone interface as a nightmare for many older people. Touch the wrong part of the screen and you are taken to an unknown website. The scrolling is often problematic. The volume control may or may not work. I have recently helped a friend (100+ years old!) to downgrade to a "dumb" cellphone because of these issues. She uses the Internet on her Linux PC - no problem. But the mobile was just not suitable. The advanced voice recognition we have today could be a marvellous help for older people in many ways. But security, ease of use, legal liability issues, maintenance and physical setup requirements would all pose challenges that would be barriers to their use. And for no good reason. Money would be saved, quality life would be enhanced, safety improved. People like CREATE are totally invaluable in their contribution to progress.

This is pure gold.

@12:55 This reminds me of hypnosis. We go along with suggestions if we don't have any reason to question or be weary of them.

This is a revolutionary paradigm shift for millions of Americans who have not planned for retirement. The longevity risk is a major problem for financial planners. The static view of living off two pillars of retirement. They need a new pillar of earning income during their retirement age. We are recommending updating the use of reverse mortgages and a cash settlement.

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Great talk!

So interesting & an excellent presentation.

Great lecture.

Excellent topic on Cognitive Control, which reminds me of Cognitive Load Theory.