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Devon Price

Chicago
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Author of the books Unmasking Autism, Unmasking for Life, Laziness Does Not Exist, and Unlearning Shame.
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Queer is a Thing You Do — and the People Who Claim You.

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By Devon Price
| thefuse.co.za
Dear Dr. Price, I’m in a tough situation. After a lot of rumination, I’m starting to think I may not be queer after all. I have identified as such for 13 years, but I was quite young and online for much of that time, so it didn’t seem like a problem that my queerness was largely an untested theory. I am asking for your thoughts because I have found your writing illuminating in the past and you know what it means to have to rethink your identity and place in the world.
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Defining White Woman Victimization Brain

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By Devon Price
| thefuse.co.za
Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo by Rob Griffin on Unsplash Tara Knight’s recent series of essays on self-vicitimizing puppygirls has caused quite a stir across the transgender internet.
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ChatGPT Doesn't Cause Brain Damage. Academia Does.

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By Devon Price
| Pirate Wires Verified
This piece was first published on Devon’s substack. In June, an unreviewed draft of a scientific article began making the rounds, examining the relationship between LLM use and brain functionality — and since then, many reporters have incorrectly claimed it proves that using ChatGPT damages people’s brains. As an educator and writer, I worry about programs like ChatGPT, Claude, and Google’s Gemini, which when used carelessly strip the struggle and reward out of writing.
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