| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If we could revise our view of autism to appreciate the strengths of the autistic orientation (tough to do when it is been defined as a disease to be cured), then we might be better at recognizing the traits present in that orientation that turn out to be highly adaptive in particular settings.I am a bit torn about the whole autistic/neurotypical dichotomy that is championed by a certain segment o
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