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Part of a series on the Occult Grammar of Communication Part 1: What is Occult Grammar? Part 2: Allistic Communication Part 3: Autistic Communication Part 4: Conflict Between Neurotypes In Part 1 , I discussed the nature of occult grammars, and how they invisibly affect communication both in composition and interpretation of communication acts, as well as determining which things count as…
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