The Wrong End of the Stick ,Again
The Wrong end of the Stick:
I often use those words in describing Autism behaviors-the Autism Behaviors of the traditional people that are trying so hard to 'figure us out.' No where is this more obvious than in the UPI report quoted below. While Autism sees the world as this horrible place and only allows us to be bumbling idiots and we present very funny without proper Autism skills training so we unknowingly promote the autism stereotype and not so shockingly resemble the mold we are poured from. Autism has never admitted to our anthropology that has made lemonade out of our Autism traits. We might have indeed have figured out the building blocks of the human mind. Our double-blind experience has allowed us to explore and learn Autism on our own ,much to the chrigan of a lot of 'experts' that have never walked a mile in our shoes.
Here is the UPI Article I will comment more.
Source: UPI
WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A U.S. study has provided evidence that autism affects the functioning of the entire brain, not just communication, social behaviorand reasoning.
The National Institutes of Health research found autism also affects a broad array of skills and abilities, including those involved with sensory perception,movement and memory.
The senior author of the study -- Dr. Nancy Minshew of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine -- said people with autism tend to display threecharacteristic behaviors, which are the basis of the diagnosis of autism. The behaviors involve difficulty interacting socially, problems with verbal andnon-verbal communications, and repetitive behaviors or narrow, obsessive interests.
Traditionally, Minshew said, researchers studying autism have concentrated on those behavioral areas.
"Our paper strongly suggests that autism is not primarily a disorder of social interaction, but a global disorder affecting how the brain processes theinformation it receives -- especially when the information becomes complicated," Minshew said.
The study appears in the journal Child Neuropsychology.
Copyright 2006 by United Press International
Quotes Rich's Comment
-"-A U.S. study has provided evidence that autism affects the functioning of the entire brain, not just communication, social behavior and reasoning"
Well, gee folks we make funny faces and don't give you eye contact and there is a reason for that our figured out Autism Thoughts indicate our optic vision is OFF as is our Hearing and other senses at times interestingly when figure out proficient picture thoughts we actually learn how to over come and come pretty close to doing 'normal.' Of Course I can make these statements until I'm blue in the Face and Autism COULD (if they wanted to) confirm our story and meet the rest of us but alas we are the very retards they never expected to hear from. How could anyone but a Ph.D. doctor possibly know anything of Autism?
Quote /Rich Comment
"The senior author of the study -- Dr. Nancy Minshew of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine -- said people with autism tend to display threecharacteristic behaviors, which are the basis of the diagnosis of autism. The behaviors involve difficulty interacting socially, problems with verbal andnon-verbal communications, and repetitive behaviors or narrow, obsessive interests"
It took a study from a traditional thinker, to see the obvious but, it takes a double-blind experience like we have done to see how all the problems listed above really are our working assets. Our Anthropology had turned all of these poor traits into something useable. Research that never asks the right questions or research that is purposely negligent like Autism is will never figure out much of the condition as long as they insist on looking for the answers they expect based in traditional thought the ONLY thought they know they will never ask the questions to find the answers. As long as they never admit to us they think they are doing something grand they are ignorantly happy. In reality they are taking away the very chances we had to do what we did. "
"Our paper strongly suggests that autism is not primarily a disorder of social interaction, but a global disorder affecting how the brain processes theinformation it receives -- especially when the information becomes complicated," Minshew said."
Oh good grief,,, get over it and quit making a mountain out of a mole hole. Yes, We DO think Differently and Our Thought Process has NEVER been in a text book before but our Anthropology proves that with proper training and proficient picture thoughts we can come pretty close to doing a normal life. In fact we could teach Autism's core thoughts by 6th grade! Funny thing is our very own real life success has rendered us useless in Autism Circles as we do too much. The Same can be said for Rain Man's Curse the Yellow brick road it unknowingly paved with good intention chopped off the very best traits of Autism that we used to absently over come. Autism today is peer reviewed and no one in that bunch will seemingly do honest research and admit to all of the Autism populations-it seems to be mildly embarrassing. No one ever died of Embarrassment, but it has kept a lot of doors shut. As long as you support the Autism party line they have the power and money of Rain Man and the resources of the modern Autism Empire to keep us sufficiently hidden. There is little difference between the Savant the village idiot our the "normal people" of our Autism Anthropology except for the understanding we have of our Picture Thoughts and how to use them work with them and make them work for us. Again this Thought process has never been in a text book before.
Rich Shull,,,, Http://prerainmanautism.blogspot.comhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/richsplace/
ALAN TURING: The Enigma By Andrew Hodges Simon and Schuster New York. Copyright 1983 Related Item PBS-BBC show entitled Breaking the Code by Hugh Whitmore, based on The Enigma.Alan Turing - Home Page
I often use those words in describing Autism behaviors-the Autism Behaviors of the traditional people that are trying so hard to 'figure us out.' No where is this more obvious than in the UPI report quoted below. While Autism sees the world as this horrible place and only allows us to be bumbling idiots and we present very funny without proper Autism skills training so we unknowingly promote the autism stereotype and not so shockingly resemble the mold we are poured from. Autism has never admitted to our anthropology that has made lemonade out of our Autism traits. We might have indeed have figured out the building blocks of the human mind. Our double-blind experience has allowed us to explore and learn Autism on our own ,much to the chrigan of a lot of 'experts' that have never walked a mile in our shoes.
Here is the UPI Article I will comment more.
Source: UPI
WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A U.S. study has provided evidence that autism affects the functioning of the entire brain, not just communication, social behaviorand reasoning.
The National Institutes of Health research found autism also affects a broad array of skills and abilities, including those involved with sensory perception,movement and memory.
The senior author of the study -- Dr. Nancy Minshew of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine -- said people with autism tend to display threecharacteristic behaviors, which are the basis of the diagnosis of autism. The behaviors involve difficulty interacting socially, problems with verbal andnon-verbal communications, and repetitive behaviors or narrow, obsessive interests.
Traditionally, Minshew said, researchers studying autism have concentrated on those behavioral areas.
"Our paper strongly suggests that autism is not primarily a disorder of social interaction, but a global disorder affecting how the brain processes theinformation it receives -- especially when the information becomes complicated," Minshew said.
The study appears in the journal Child Neuropsychology.
Copyright 2006 by United Press International
Quotes Rich's Comment
-"-A U.S. study has provided evidence that autism affects the functioning of the entire brain, not just communication, social behavior and reasoning"
Well, gee folks we make funny faces and don't give you eye contact and there is a reason for that our figured out Autism Thoughts indicate our optic vision is OFF as is our Hearing and other senses at times interestingly when figure out proficient picture thoughts we actually learn how to over come and come pretty close to doing 'normal.' Of Course I can make these statements until I'm blue in the Face and Autism COULD (if they wanted to) confirm our story and meet the rest of us but alas we are the very retards they never expected to hear from. How could anyone but a Ph.D. doctor possibly know anything of Autism?
Quote /Rich Comment
"The senior author of the study -- Dr. Nancy Minshew of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine -- said people with autism tend to display threecharacteristic behaviors, which are the basis of the diagnosis of autism. The behaviors involve difficulty interacting socially, problems with verbal andnon-verbal communications, and repetitive behaviors or narrow, obsessive interests"
It took a study from a traditional thinker, to see the obvious but, it takes a double-blind experience like we have done to see how all the problems listed above really are our working assets. Our Anthropology had turned all of these poor traits into something useable. Research that never asks the right questions or research that is purposely negligent like Autism is will never figure out much of the condition as long as they insist on looking for the answers they expect based in traditional thought the ONLY thought they know they will never ask the questions to find the answers. As long as they never admit to us they think they are doing something grand they are ignorantly happy. In reality they are taking away the very chances we had to do what we did. "
"Our paper strongly suggests that autism is not primarily a disorder of social interaction, but a global disorder affecting how the brain processes theinformation it receives -- especially when the information becomes complicated," Minshew said."
Oh good grief,,, get over it and quit making a mountain out of a mole hole. Yes, We DO think Differently and Our Thought Process has NEVER been in a text book before but our Anthropology proves that with proper training and proficient picture thoughts we can come pretty close to doing a normal life. In fact we could teach Autism's core thoughts by 6th grade! Funny thing is our very own real life success has rendered us useless in Autism Circles as we do too much. The Same can be said for Rain Man's Curse the Yellow brick road it unknowingly paved with good intention chopped off the very best traits of Autism that we used to absently over come. Autism today is peer reviewed and no one in that bunch will seemingly do honest research and admit to all of the Autism populations-it seems to be mildly embarrassing. No one ever died of Embarrassment, but it has kept a lot of doors shut. As long as you support the Autism party line they have the power and money of Rain Man and the resources of the modern Autism Empire to keep us sufficiently hidden. There is little difference between the Savant the village idiot our the "normal people" of our Autism Anthropology except for the understanding we have of our Picture Thoughts and how to use them work with them and make them work for us. Again this Thought process has never been in a text book before.
Rich Shull,,,, Http://prerainmanautism.blogspot.comhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/richsplace/
ALAN TURING: The Enigma By Andrew Hodges Simon and Schuster New York. Copyright 1983 Related Item PBS-BBC show entitled Breaking the Code by Hugh Whitmore, based on The Enigma.Alan Turing - Home Page
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