SJ Greaves

Whenever I step into something new, I am not looking for information. I am looking for the key.

When people hear “neurodivergent-designed systems,” they often assume it means more flexibility, more accommodation, or more tolerance. That’s not it. Neurodivergent-designed systems don’t start with people. They start with structure.

Every system has edges. Every process has pauses. Every life has thresholds. And most people stare so hard at the structure, they miss the rhythms that animate it, the subtle intelligence that lives not inside the pattern, but in the intervals that hold the pattern together.