Template technicality - What does the standard say?

[Martin Eisenberg]

Re: Template technicality - What does the standard say?

Stephen Horne wrote:

Those techniques depend on the link back from the prefrontal
cortex to the amygdala being intact - the link that switches off
unnecessary stress reactions.

The point is that stress control techniques only work if I'm not
really all that stressed anyway.

Of course if you tried it without benefit I can't argue with that.
But I do think that "intact" is too strong a constraint -- it's not a
one-way street, and neither is acute "firefighti ng" the main point of
practice.

But let's not dwell off topic, I mainly just thought someone might
know that company.

Wouldn't they want people who can speak Swedish?

No. My friend's still digging, though.


Martin

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Liberty: One of Imagination's most precious possessions.
--Ambrose Bierce

[Martin Eisenberg]

Re: Template technicality - What does the standard say?

Martin Eisenberg wrote:

Anyway, there's a software house in Sweden that specifically
seeks ASD sufferers and accomodates them with remote working
etc.

In case anyone's interested, the name is Specialisterne.


Martin

--
There are two kinds of people -- those who do the
work and those who take the credit. Try to be in
the first group; there is less competition there.
--Indira Gandhi

[Hendrik Schober]

Re: Template technicality - What does the standard say?

Martin Eisenberg wrote:

Martin Eisenberg wrote:
>

>Anyway, there's a software house in Sweden that specifically
>seeks ASD sufferers and accomodates them with remote working
>etc.

>
In case anyone's interested, the name is Specialisterne.

Thanks for the pointer. A very interesting project.

Martin

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