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The Pattern Seekers
Book • 2020
In 'The Pattern Seekers', Simon Baron-Cohen argues that the same genes contributing to autism enable a unique pattern-seeking ability essential for human inventiveness.
He explores how this ability has driven human progress from ancient tools to the digital revolution, while also highlighting the challenges faced by autistic individuals and advocating for better societal support.
He explores how this ability has driven human progress from ancient tools to the digital revolution, while also highlighting the challenges faced by autistic individuals and advocating for better societal support.
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Mentioned by Simon Baron-Cohen as his recent book about how autism drives invention.

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562. What Do We Actually Know About Autism? | Sir Simon Baron-Cohen
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, discussing the book's exploration of the link between autism and pattern recognition.


Sir Simon Baron-Cohen

183. Utilizing Neurodiversity with Sir Simon Baron-Cohen (Part 2)
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Scott Barry Kaufman

Simon Baron-Cohen

Simon Baron-Cohen || How Autism Drives Human Invention
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as the author of the book and expert on autism and neurodiversity.


Greg McKeown

181. Utilizing Neurodiversity with Sir Simon Baron-Cohen (Part 1)
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as a book about autism and pattern seeking.


Marc Andreessen

One on One with Marc and Ben
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when discussing the challenges in researching autism due to the wide range of presentations.

Gina Rippon

Autism Spectrum w/ Gina Rippon
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as representing the more conventional definition of autism.


David Shapiro

State of the Industry - Backlash against AI art (BANNED), Scale AI TransformX later this month | Artificial Intelligence Masterclass