Libby Ingram

Dr. Diane Powell, a neuroscientist specializing in autism and telepathy, joins a panel including Libby Ingram, a speech-language pathologist and mother, Susie Miller, a pediatric therapist, and Manisha Ladd, a mother who facilitated communication for her son. They discuss the ethics of testing non-speaking children, the urgent need for trained support, and the valuable insights non-speakers provide on consciousness and time. The conversation emphasizes belief, inclusion, and the call for rigorous scientific inquiry into telepathic communication.

In a heartfelt discussion, Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of Bumble, emphasizes the need for dating inclusivity for neurodivergent users. Parent advocate Libby Ingram shares her journey navigating love with her non-speaking autistic child, highlighting the importance of empathy. Artist Jezz Chung dives into the complexities of identity and connection through creativity. The trio unpacks how love transcends language, advocating for deeper, meaningful connections in a digital dating world, and the necessity of self-love and community support in forming authentic relationships.