>I can't help but wonder that the future might not actually belong to neurotypicals. That, perhaps, the Aspie mutation might be better adapted to a world that is becoming more and more computerized and less and less…
>Basically, my impression of Asperger's sufferers is that they lack the social insight and intuition to succeed in the real world. Or, phrased a different way, they seem to be incapable (or uninterested in) tricking…
>I can't help but wonder that the future might not actually belong to neurotypicals. That, perhaps, the Aspie mutation might be better adapted to a world that is becoming more and more computerized and less and less…
>Basically, my impression of Asperger's sufferers is that they lack the social insight and intuition to succeed in the real world. Or, phrased a different way, they seem to be incapable (or uninterested in) tricking…