H Mantegazzi 🚈🌳🇨🇱
@hmantegazzi.bsky.social
De Chile, cuenta seudónima, el mismo nombre en todas partes.
Perejil Socialdemócrata alto-modernista ruderal. En una relación tóxica con la política.
Chilean, pseudonym account, same handle everywhere.
High-modernist social democratic feral parsley
Perejil Socialdemócrata alto-modernista ruderal. En una relación tóxica con la política.
Chilean, pseudonym account, same handle everywhere.
High-modernist social democratic feral parsley
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🔵 LA MESA | A semanas de la segunda vuelta, la economista pasó por La Mesa con una advertencia al que llegue a La Moneda. Además, analizó el verdadero estado de la economía, la herencia que recibirá el próximo Gobierno y por qué Chile está “mejor que hace años, pero lejos de donde debería estar”.
Gabriela Clivio: “Tenemos que dialogar; decir ‘como gané, todo se hará como yo quiero’, no sirve”
A semanas de la segunda vuelta, la economista pasó por La Mesa con una advertencia al que llegue a La Moneda. Además, analizó el verdadero estado de la economía, la herencia que recibirá el próximo Go...
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November 27, 2025 at 11:13 AM
🔵 LA MESA | A semanas de la segunda vuelta, la economista pasó por La Mesa con una advertencia al que llegue a La Moneda. Además, analizó el verdadero estado de la economía, la herencia que recibirá el próximo Gobierno y por qué Chile está “mejor que hace años, pero lejos de donde debería estar”.
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Coming soon in Chile
Este ha sido el desgarrador grito de Anabel, paciente d cáncer de mama, contra Juanma Moreno del PP en el Parlamento de Andalucía: "Te voté y me has arruinado la vida". Tremendo.
November 27, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Coming soon in Chile
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🖋Tribuna | "La educación pública de Chile se recupera de manera progresiva y auspiciosa, a pesar de los efectos del cierre de establecimientos durante la pandemia". Por Nicolás Cataldo Astorga dozz.es/fe_pe5
Ocho años de Nueva Educación Pública | Tribuna
La educación pública de Chile se recupera de manera progresiva y auspiciosa, a pesar de los efectos del cierre de establecimientos durante la pandemia
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November 27, 2025 at 12:00 PM
🖋Tribuna | "La educación pública de Chile se recupera de manera progresiva y auspiciosa, a pesar de los efectos del cierre de establecimientos durante la pandemia". Por Nicolás Cataldo Astorga dozz.es/fe_pe5
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Informe de hoy de la OCDE sobre pensiones, acá el apartado Chile www.oecd.org/en/publicati...
Pensions at a Glance 2025: Chile
Pensions at a Glance provides the latest comparative data and analysis on pension systems and reforms across the OECD. This country note shows how each country compares to other OECD countries across ...
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November 27, 2025 at 12:17 PM
Informe de hoy de la OCDE sobre pensiones, acá el apartado Chile www.oecd.org/en/publicati...
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"¿Y por qué tengo que pagar yo tu sanidad?". Porque yo pago tus carreteras o el alumbrado, por ejemplo. ¿O esas también te las puedes costear con un módico seguro de 130€ al mes?
November 27, 2025 at 1:02 PM
"¿Y por qué tengo que pagar yo tu sanidad?". Porque yo pago tus carreteras o el alumbrado, por ejemplo. ¿O esas también te las puedes costear con un módico seguro de 130€ al mes?
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God, a thousand times this.
That's the thing with dopamine being tied to task initiation - there's a set of gears that won't - CAN'T - engage in my brain, but none of my problems are with analysis.
I can be fully aware of all the necessary steps, and stressing about starting, and just... not.
That's the thing with dopamine being tied to task initiation - there's a set of gears that won't - CAN'T - engage in my brain, but none of my problems are with analysis.
I can be fully aware of all the necessary steps, and stressing about starting, and just... not.
November 7, 2025 at 5:56 PM
God, a thousand times this.
That's the thing with dopamine being tied to task initiation - there's a set of gears that won't - CAN'T - engage in my brain, but none of my problems are with analysis.
I can be fully aware of all the necessary steps, and stressing about starting, and just... not.
That's the thing with dopamine being tied to task initiation - there's a set of gears that won't - CAN'T - engage in my brain, but none of my problems are with analysis.
I can be fully aware of all the necessary steps, and stressing about starting, and just... not.
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Anyway that's how I learned the way I think of fairness is systemic. It's not fair if it doesn't work for everyone. It's not fair if it relies on magical thinking and erasing the bits of work that get passed down the line. It's not fair for 4 employees to be lazy and one to have panic attacks.
November 11, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Anyway that's how I learned the way I think of fairness is systemic. It's not fair if it doesn't work for everyone. It's not fair if it relies on magical thinking and erasing the bits of work that get passed down the line. It's not fair for 4 employees to be lazy and one to have panic attacks.
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True story, I was someone's workplace GPT and they got a cash recognition prize, a raise and a promotion off of my help before I un-adopted myself on the grounds they were interfering with my work. Things have been pretty steadily downhill for them ever since.
Stop using chatgpt adopt an autistic with special interests TODAY this deal wont last forever mostly cause they get overstimulated pretty fast but hey great for the environment amirite
November 13, 2025 at 11:51 PM
True story, I was someone's workplace GPT and they got a cash recognition prize, a raise and a promotion off of my help before I un-adopted myself on the grounds they were interfering with my work. Things have been pretty steadily downhill for them ever since.
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I contacted a university disability/accommodations office for my dyslexic husband to see if he could get any of these fabled student supports.
"IS HE PERMANENTLY AND IRREPARABLY UNABLE TO FUNCTION?" they inquired.
Upon learning he in fact functions sometimes, they said no to supports.
"IS HE PERMANENTLY AND IRREPARABLY UNABLE TO FUNCTION?" they inquired.
Upon learning he in fact functions sometimes, they said no to supports.
I find myself increasingly wondering how able bodied people appear to believe that being disabled is"easy."
Getting accommodations in school, uni and/or work: easy, a breeze, even!
Getting a doctor to write you a certificate supporting your needs: EASY!
Working from home: EASY!
Getting accommodations in school, uni and/or work: easy, a breeze, even!
Getting a doctor to write you a certificate supporting your needs: EASY!
Working from home: EASY!
November 14, 2025 at 12:23 AM
I contacted a university disability/accommodations office for my dyslexic husband to see if he could get any of these fabled student supports.
"IS HE PERMANENTLY AND IRREPARABLY UNABLE TO FUNCTION?" they inquired.
Upon learning he in fact functions sometimes, they said no to supports.
"IS HE PERMANENTLY AND IRREPARABLY UNABLE TO FUNCTION?" they inquired.
Upon learning he in fact functions sometimes, they said no to supports.
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Having a mental illness is so funny because you'll explain your thought process to someone and they'll be like, "Well that doesn't make sense," and you're like, "Right, yes, you've grasped the basic concept of mental illness."
November 13, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Having a mental illness is so funny because you'll explain your thought process to someone and they'll be like, "Well that doesn't make sense," and you're like, "Right, yes, you've grasped the basic concept of mental illness."
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My current boss helps me prepare for every interview (consultants interview a lot) by reminding me the best answer to the question "do you have experience in X" is never just "no" even when that is the truth. You're supposed to spin a related experience or say how you would do it if you could.
It is kind of amazing to me that the hiring process does a good job of actively weeding out autistic people,
And then when autistic people actually get jobs they're like "wow direct and clear communication and a strong reliable work ethic, just what we're looking for!"
Could've fooled me..
And then when autistic people actually get jobs they're like "wow direct and clear communication and a strong reliable work ethic, just what we're looking for!"
Could've fooled me..
Stop using chatgpt adopt an autistic with special interests TODAY this deal wont last forever mostly cause they get overstimulated pretty fast but hey great for the environment amirite
November 14, 2025 at 5:42 AM
My current boss helps me prepare for every interview (consultants interview a lot) by reminding me the best answer to the question "do you have experience in X" is never just "no" even when that is the truth. You're supposed to spin a related experience or say how you would do it if you could.
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It's a great cosmic joke that neurodivergence both runs in families and gets diagnosed based on parent reports. I was diagnosed at 30 because a man who has eaten potatoes every day for 57 years and a woman who collects loose buttons decided I was a perfectly normal child.
November 15, 2025 at 5:10 AM
It's a great cosmic joke that neurodivergence both runs in families and gets diagnosed based on parent reports. I was diagnosed at 30 because a man who has eaten potatoes every day for 57 years and a woman who collects loose buttons decided I was a perfectly normal child.
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I find it fascinating that almost every person's home I visit now has an area set up to be camera-ready, whether through Zoom, a YouTube camera, or something else, to make your living space aesthetically pleasing for people who will never actually physically enter it.
November 15, 2025 at 9:54 PM
I find it fascinating that almost every person's home I visit now has an area set up to be camera-ready, whether through Zoom, a YouTube camera, or something else, to make your living space aesthetically pleasing for people who will never actually physically enter it.
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I don't expect the bluesky mods to enforce their TOS against government accounts.
But they are the ones who decided to make the social media site where all the autistic people hang out.
"Say what the rules actually are, then apply them like you said you would" is a bare minimum for this crowd.
But they are the ones who decided to make the social media site where all the autistic people hang out.
"Say what the rules actually are, then apply them like you said you would" is a bare minimum for this crowd.
November 17, 2025 at 7:24 AM
I don't expect the bluesky mods to enforce their TOS against government accounts.
But they are the ones who decided to make the social media site where all the autistic people hang out.
"Say what the rules actually are, then apply them like you said you would" is a bare minimum for this crowd.
But they are the ones who decided to make the social media site where all the autistic people hang out.
"Say what the rules actually are, then apply them like you said you would" is a bare minimum for this crowd.
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I started watching videos about competitive tetris players and my mind has been completely blown. These are levels of autism previously thought unreachable. I can't believe people wanna get rid of autism, it's the only thing powerful enough to propel competitive tetris and that's a good thing.
November 17, 2025 at 8:40 PM
I started watching videos about competitive tetris players and my mind has been completely blown. These are levels of autism previously thought unreachable. I can't believe people wanna get rid of autism, it's the only thing powerful enough to propel competitive tetris and that's a good thing.
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I will never forget the coworker, a mother of an autistic child, who asked me in all seriousness if I REALLY thought that being autistic was a different experience than being an autistic kid's parent. If I really thought she didn't fully understand her kid's experience.
I recently read a thread by @erinbiba.bsky.social about abled parents of disabled children being ableist. I don't know if you all understand the ways in which you fundamentally don't get your children's disability experiences. Not your fault, but also, know your place. 1/
November 19, 2025 at 2:40 AM
I will never forget the coworker, a mother of an autistic child, who asked me in all seriousness if I REALLY thought that being autistic was a different experience than being an autistic kid's parent. If I really thought she didn't fully understand her kid's experience.
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If you are an autistic person who believes doing taxes is crazy hard because you grew up watching your ADHD dad agonizing over them so you've avoided them as hard as you can your whole life
Just try it. It might all make sense to you.
And then you can help your ADHD spouse 😭
Just try it. It might all make sense to you.
And then you can help your ADHD spouse 😭
November 19, 2025 at 4:48 AM
If you are an autistic person who believes doing taxes is crazy hard because you grew up watching your ADHD dad agonizing over them so you've avoided them as hard as you can your whole life
Just try it. It might all make sense to you.
And then you can help your ADHD spouse 😭
Just try it. It might all make sense to you.
And then you can help your ADHD spouse 😭
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"No special treatment" usually means "but I don't think this is my job" or "but I don't know how to do this" or even "but how will I explain this to my other employees" and those are all problems for a manager to solve, not their disabled employee. You don't need a checklist. You need a leader coach
November 19, 2025 at 6:42 PM
"No special treatment" usually means "but I don't think this is my job" or "but I don't know how to do this" or even "but how will I explain this to my other employees" and those are all problems for a manager to solve, not their disabled employee. You don't need a checklist. You need a leader coach
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Today I had to explain to my husband that Epstein Island and Mar-a-Lago are not the same place. I'm so mad at this timeline.
November 19, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Today I had to explain to my husband that Epstein Island and Mar-a-Lago are not the same place. I'm so mad at this timeline.
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"I don't have any problems, why am I so tired" syndrome
Tl;dr many ND people develop systems to cope with their challenges, and when the systems work they don't notice the challenges anymore, but maintaining the systems can be exhausting and when they break down the functions they were supporting break down too.
November 26, 2025 at 4:20 AM
"I don't have any problems, why am I so tired" syndrome
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Sometimes the jokes just write themselves.
November 25, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Sometimes the jokes just write themselves.
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I like to use "parent-first" language to talk about parents who are actually supportive and trying to do the best for their autistic kids. You know, they're not Autism Parents™, they're parents with autistic kids
November 25, 2025 at 11:40 AM
I like to use "parent-first" language to talk about parents who are actually supportive and trying to do the best for their autistic kids. You know, they're not Autism Parents™, they're parents with autistic kids
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An update. If they get one freebie, so do all of you. Thanks for being great!
November 25, 2025 at 1:59 PM
An update. If they get one freebie, so do all of you. Thanks for being great!
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Imagine you lived in the 18th century.
Smallpox kills 1 in 3 cases. Yet you can’t culture pathogens, don’t know germ theory, and have no idea what a virus is. How would you invent a vaccine?
In a new episode of HARD DRUGS, we trace the history of vaccines!
Smallpox kills 1 in 3 cases. Yet you can’t culture pathogens, don’t know germ theory, and have no idea what a virus is. How would you invent a vaccine?
In a new episode of HARD DRUGS, we trace the history of vaccines!
The history of vaccines
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November 26, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Imagine you lived in the 18th century.
Smallpox kills 1 in 3 cases. Yet you can’t culture pathogens, don’t know germ theory, and have no idea what a virus is. How would you invent a vaccine?
In a new episode of HARD DRUGS, we trace the history of vaccines!
Smallpox kills 1 in 3 cases. Yet you can’t culture pathogens, don’t know germ theory, and have no idea what a virus is. How would you invent a vaccine?
In a new episode of HARD DRUGS, we trace the history of vaccines!