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Press release from the web, concerning autism and a local communities effort to help via the university and health system. I deleted the names of the people and left their titles to make the following point, their might be," too many chiefs and not enough Indians" when it comes to Autism research. While I have no doubt in the sincerity and the integrity of their degrees and efforts on behalf of autism they are traditional thinkers and have never shared our different never in print before thought process-picture based autism.
It is obvious WHY they think the way they think and why they have come up with the logical answers they have (everyone in autism not just these folks) as they only see life as they know it. They have never experienced a Picture Thought that cancels out the optic vision and turns off our hearing. They have never hosted or interviewed or admitted to our Anthropology of People from all over the world to see just what it is we have done to overcome. The doors to psychology that would be opened will keep people busy for centuries, if we were admitted to.
It is not like we are easy to believe an entire group of Autistic people that are all over the world, we do too much, we have figured out too many things and our anthropology and its double-blind experiment results point backwards not forwards in terms of Autism knowledge. Despite our success we can't be admitted to politically in autism circles we are on the wrong side of the autism time line and our message is obviously different than expected. None of us have a degree in anything but real life and if a few experts would care to follow our footsteps they would be pleasantly shocked to discover an entirely different working mindset. Our anthropology draws on the entire autism spectrum and we are every age range and nationality. However, our picture thoughts are the same! 80 year old Autisitcs have a wonderful tale to tell. It is not likely they will ever be heard as they blend in well and many are perceived as too odd to talk to. Indeed many in the autism spectrum are not considered worthy of equal conversation for many reasons. Perhaps, they really do think we are group home material and nothing else?
Here is the truncated article
Autism - New Topic and New Content
Autism is a complex developmental disorder that normally appears in the first 3 years of life. While there is no cure experts agree that the earlier treatment is started the better. NetWellness welcomes a multi-disciplinary team of experts from The University. Participating from the ,,,,,,Center for Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities are: PHD, Professor, MD MEd, Professor Emeritus, ,PHD Assistant Professor, ,PHD, Associate Director, , MD, Child Psychologist/Director, Dual Diagnosis Clinic, ,MS, Program Director and MSN CPMP, Research Nurse Practitioner. From the Department of Neurology experts are ,MD, Assistant Professor and PHD, Assistant Professor. Participating from Children's Hospital in Columbus are , PHD Professor, PHD, Behavioral Treatment Specialist, ,MD, Medical Director, and ,PHD, Assistant Professor. Other members of the team include: EDDOTR/LFAOTA,, Professor in the Occupational Therapy Division of the School of Allied Medical Professions and ,PHD, Director of the Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic in the Department of Speech and Hearing Science of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. In addition to our Ask an Expert service in this topic be sure and read the new articles contributed. Dr. has authored an interesting article titled: "Education for Autism" and the Over view from Dr.
WE Are indeed on the wrong side of modern autism and we don't have enough clout to overcome the Rain Man Empire of modern times. Rain Man's curse has unknowingly opened up the Lion's gates and turned Autism into a buzzword in Psychology circles. There seems to be an attitude of people diagnosed with anything in the way of Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Downs Syndrome or even those in blind and deaf and differently abled communities, are consumers and not people. While that is a logical and expected view that same view and accepted point of view at that, ignorantly assures research it has done a good job also keeps the "retards" in their place. RESEARCH is not noted for looking for answers but rather it is noted for presenting the answers it likes. It has the virtue of the Autism Society to uphold and a reversal of a position or admitting to a mistake would prove to be too costly now.
I am and we are indeed fools for even questioning the status quoe of Autism but we are the only ones on earth capable of doing it. We have the inside information that has never been in a text book before we have done the double-blind experiments we have overcame. Our job is 2000% harder nowadays as we now need to fight the might the power and the glory of the autism empire. They do not like what our unbiased story has to tell but, they really don't care as they have the power to keep us from raining on their parade.
I feel a soft spot in my heart for the modem autism teacher, parent and autistic person that has had to endure the "best of things." You cannot un-ring a bell and I cry knowing what autism once was and what it is now. In the best spirit of helping the Modern Autism has taken away the very assets we used to overcome so well. I guess you believe Einstein or Alan Turing (autisitc father of the computer) for their obvious success it can't be denied and you just ignore the Village Idiot but he to is only a few picture thoughts away from being Einstein. I hope someday research will figure that out, but it doesn't seem likely, it hasn't been in a text book yet and might never be as those that do text books don't live or work or experience the very conditions they claim to know about or do they care to think about us as humans-Perhaps we are next BMW payment or notch on the ladder of academia success?
PLEASE ask the Autism Socieity to admit to us or offically kick us out of autism so that we can get on with our Vital work of explaining a different kind of human thought process that has never been figured out before in education and psychology circles. Everyone will win! Rich Shull
Press release from the web, concerning autism and a local communities effort to help via the university and health system. I deleted the names of the people and left their titles to make the following point, their might be," too many chiefs and not enough Indians" when it comes to Autism research. While I have no doubt in the sincerity and the integrity of their degrees and efforts on behalf of autism they are traditional thinkers and have never shared our different never in print before thought process-picture based autism.
It is obvious WHY they think the way they think and why they have come up with the logical answers they have (everyone in autism not just these folks) as they only see life as they know it. They have never experienced a Picture Thought that cancels out the optic vision and turns off our hearing. They have never hosted or interviewed or admitted to our Anthropology of People from all over the world to see just what it is we have done to overcome. The doors to psychology that would be opened will keep people busy for centuries, if we were admitted to.
It is not like we are easy to believe an entire group of Autistic people that are all over the world, we do too much, we have figured out too many things and our anthropology and its double-blind experiment results point backwards not forwards in terms of Autism knowledge. Despite our success we can't be admitted to politically in autism circles we are on the wrong side of the autism time line and our message is obviously different than expected. None of us have a degree in anything but real life and if a few experts would care to follow our footsteps they would be pleasantly shocked to discover an entirely different working mindset. Our anthropology draws on the entire autism spectrum and we are every age range and nationality. However, our picture thoughts are the same! 80 year old Autisitcs have a wonderful tale to tell. It is not likely they will ever be heard as they blend in well and many are perceived as too odd to talk to. Indeed many in the autism spectrum are not considered worthy of equal conversation for many reasons. Perhaps, they really do think we are group home material and nothing else?
Here is the truncated article
Autism - New Topic and New Content
Autism is a complex developmental disorder that normally appears in the first 3 years of life. While there is no cure experts agree that the earlier treatment is started the better. NetWellness welcomes a multi-disciplinary team of experts from The University. Participating from the ,,,,,,Center for Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities are: PHD, Professor, MD MEd, Professor Emeritus, ,PHD Assistant Professor, ,PHD, Associate Director, , MD, Child Psychologist/Director, Dual Diagnosis Clinic, ,MS, Program Director and MSN CPMP, Research Nurse Practitioner. From the Department of Neurology experts are ,MD, Assistant Professor and PHD, Assistant Professor. Participating from Children's Hospital in Columbus are , PHD Professor, PHD, Behavioral Treatment Specialist, ,MD, Medical Director, and ,PHD, Assistant Professor. Other members of the team include: EDDOTR/LFAOTA,, Professor in the Occupational Therapy Division of the School of Allied Medical Professions and ,PHD, Director of the Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic in the Department of Speech and Hearing Science of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. In addition to our Ask an Expert service in this topic be sure and read the new articles contributed. Dr. has authored an interesting article titled: "Education for Autism" and the Over view from Dr.
WE Are indeed on the wrong side of modern autism and we don't have enough clout to overcome the Rain Man Empire of modern times. Rain Man's curse has unknowingly opened up the Lion's gates and turned Autism into a buzzword in Psychology circles. There seems to be an attitude of people diagnosed with anything in the way of Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Downs Syndrome or even those in blind and deaf and differently abled communities, are consumers and not people. While that is a logical and expected view that same view and accepted point of view at that, ignorantly assures research it has done a good job also keeps the "retards" in their place. RESEARCH is not noted for looking for answers but rather it is noted for presenting the answers it likes. It has the virtue of the Autism Society to uphold and a reversal of a position or admitting to a mistake would prove to be too costly now.
I am and we are indeed fools for even questioning the status quoe of Autism but we are the only ones on earth capable of doing it. We have the inside information that has never been in a text book before we have done the double-blind experiments we have overcame. Our job is 2000% harder nowadays as we now need to fight the might the power and the glory of the autism empire. They do not like what our unbiased story has to tell but, they really don't care as they have the power to keep us from raining on their parade.
I feel a soft spot in my heart for the modem autism teacher, parent and autistic person that has had to endure the "best of things." You cannot un-ring a bell and I cry knowing what autism once was and what it is now. In the best spirit of helping the Modern Autism has taken away the very assets we used to overcome so well. I guess you believe Einstein or Alan Turing (autisitc father of the computer) for their obvious success it can't be denied and you just ignore the Village Idiot but he to is only a few picture thoughts away from being Einstein. I hope someday research will figure that out, but it doesn't seem likely, it hasn't been in a text book yet and might never be as those that do text books don't live or work or experience the very conditions they claim to know about or do they care to think about us as humans-Perhaps we are next BMW payment or notch on the ladder of academia success?
PLEASE ask the Autism Socieity to admit to us or offically kick us out of autism so that we can get on with our Vital work of explaining a different kind of human thought process that has never been figured out before in education and psychology circles. Everyone will win! Rich Shull
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