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Temporal canvas The story of autistic time traveling artist

In the year 2078, a remarkable group of artists emerged from the autism community, each possessing an extraordinary talent for creativity. United by their shared passion for art and their unique perspectives on the world, they formed an alliance known as "Temporal Canvas." These artists were not only skilled in their chosen mediums but also held an innate ability to perceive the fabric of time itself.

The Temporal Canvas group was comprised of individuals who were neurodiverse and autistic, embracing their differences as strengths. One day, during an intense art session, they discovered an intriguing phenomenon: the power to traverse through time using their collective creative energy. This newfound ability opened a realm of possibilities beyond their wildest imagination.

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In a small town where stars could only be seen between the gaps of city lights, lived a boy named Ethan. He was 14, quiet, and often found solace in the predictable routines of his life. Diagnosed with autism at a young age, Ethan had always been different, perceiving the world in ways that were unseen by most. For him, sounds were colors, words were patterns, and emotions were often a cacophony of confusion. What others took for granted, Ethan experienced in the richest, most profound ways—sometimes overwhelming, but always vivid.

One evening, after a particularly frustrating day at school, Ethan did something he rarely did. He walked outside and let himself get lost in the night sky. His mind, usually drawn to puzzles and math, began to focus on the stars, on their distant yet constant flickering. He had read about space and time in books—concepts he grasped with ease, yet they felt so distant from his reality.

But that night was different. As Ethan stared into the vastness, something inside him shifted. He closed his eyes, and in the quiet of his mind, the universe opened up to him—not as an abstract idea but as a living, breathing entity. It whispered to him in frequencies no one else could hear, unlocking doors within his mind that had always been closed. For the first time in his life, Ethan felt connected to something bigger than himself. He could sense the energy around him, the pulse of life in everything.

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