Neurodiversity, Part 1: Two Souls in One Body with Annika and Tristan

I've read that, once before their full response and once after. I find their response compelling, and after reading it the critique, on a rereading, comes across as wrongful, misguided, and written in bad faith.

Now, don't get me wrong, I have noticed what seems to be the occasional inconsistency in their claims. Sometimes, the perceived inconsistency seems to have been cleared up. Other times I'm not so sure. For example, I seem to have noticed that they have been inconsistent as to whether Annika had/has access to Tristan's memories.

I haven't, though, seen anything that seriously challenges their core claim to being two souls inhabiting one body, and I continue to find this case fascinating, and Tristan and Annika to be two creative and fun people in their own rights.

Yeah I find the list of accusations to be confusing and potentially just lies.

That said for me to think something genuine is going on requires some more research. Brain scans would be of interest, for example...