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A lot of extreme poverty exists in remote areas. Wouldn't localized inflation be a big problem? Could the price of basic goods go up and "cancel out" huge portions of cash transfers?

It seems folly to conclude that someone who is neurologically atypical is in any better position to understand the lived realities of someone receiving supports who is likewise atypical, but in a completely non analogous way. Being neurologically atypical isn't a homogenous experience that can be transposed onto others, making ones experience likewise (to those neurotypical) secondary at best. "The experience of ASD" is not one thing that can be understood just because as an individual they exist on the spectrum, and believing so seems likely to introduce more bias, rather than eliminate it.