The Wild Boy 1st post
The Wild Boy, Based on a True Story
Mordicai Gerstein
This children's book is a children's view of the story the Boy from Aveyron. The book is mostly pictures and is only 34 pages long.
The whole book is "normal person" personified and despite there being tons of brilliant ideas and masterpiece tid bits of information to the human condition there for the taking it was ignorantly ignored. Funny autism has the exact same problem today 200 plus years later. Autism despite the designer status was figured out and never the issue modern autism made it out to be. Autism Is BOTH Mr/DD and Einstein so it stands to reason the nit wits that claim expert status in autism funnel us into group homes- that is the mold we are poured from after all.
BEFORE Rain Man Many autistic people had and fulfilled a better autism promise than is possible today. Before Rain Man we were never typically diagnosed and the odd strange manner we did life was allowed to fester and grow and expand and suddenly at age 30 or so we figured out our autism thoughts and guess what they yield and surpass normal thoughts. Now, one good thought one figured out-one autism person or for that matter our complete anthropology will never be heard from as we are on the wrong side of the Autism time line .Plus Human nature has us pegged as circus geeks and side show material and group home residents. Those of us missing the curse of Rain Man will never be admitted to, we do too much of a real life. The whole spin of this book was Victor was a freak with out friends and a wild child while he was really an autism genius and he got along very well in his natural habitat just as nature had programmed him.
Again normal thinkers can only think normally so they have one hand behind their back as they claim superior knowledge over Victor and all the "retards" they claim to understand. I have -we have set in tutoring and special education classes and somehow figured out our lack of eye contact thought process that 'goes on beyond closed doors' so to speak and by doing that we have figured out the building blocks of man's mind. If only Psychology knew our OPTIC and Daydream picture thought vision was interchanged. (lack of eye contact) and if it knew those thoughts we do are the base line thoughts for normal thoughts they would be miles ahead. If they knew we are both deaf and blind during serious picture thoughts and that gives rise too our keen senses we would be much better able to do life. If Autism knew our thought base was the thought base for all of man we could bring all the populations up to speed with course work that has never been in a text book yet. Perhaps most shockingly is Autism figured out is Savants and Einstein. The reason normal thinkers missed all of this they are normal thinkers and they only use one small sliver of the human thought range. The Einstein stuff is beyond normal and the MR/DD stuff is naturally "working" in so called normal populations so they have no clue to what makes themselves "tic".
Please Read on as I comment on the book page per page.
Mordicai Gerstein
This children's book is a children's view of the story the Boy from Aveyron. The book is mostly pictures and is only 34 pages long.
The whole book is "normal person" personified and despite there being tons of brilliant ideas and masterpiece tid bits of information to the human condition there for the taking it was ignorantly ignored. Funny autism has the exact same problem today 200 plus years later. Autism despite the designer status was figured out and never the issue modern autism made it out to be. Autism Is BOTH Mr/DD and Einstein so it stands to reason the nit wits that claim expert status in autism funnel us into group homes- that is the mold we are poured from after all.
BEFORE Rain Man Many autistic people had and fulfilled a better autism promise than is possible today. Before Rain Man we were never typically diagnosed and the odd strange manner we did life was allowed to fester and grow and expand and suddenly at age 30 or so we figured out our autism thoughts and guess what they yield and surpass normal thoughts. Now, one good thought one figured out-one autism person or for that matter our complete anthropology will never be heard from as we are on the wrong side of the Autism time line .Plus Human nature has us pegged as circus geeks and side show material and group home residents. Those of us missing the curse of Rain Man will never be admitted to, we do too much of a real life. The whole spin of this book was Victor was a freak with out friends and a wild child while he was really an autism genius and he got along very well in his natural habitat just as nature had programmed him.
Again normal thinkers can only think normally so they have one hand behind their back as they claim superior knowledge over Victor and all the "retards" they claim to understand. I have -we have set in tutoring and special education classes and somehow figured out our lack of eye contact thought process that 'goes on beyond closed doors' so to speak and by doing that we have figured out the building blocks of man's mind. If only Psychology knew our OPTIC and Daydream picture thought vision was interchanged. (lack of eye contact) and if it knew those thoughts we do are the base line thoughts for normal thoughts they would be miles ahead. If they knew we are both deaf and blind during serious picture thoughts and that gives rise too our keen senses we would be much better able to do life. If Autism knew our thought base was the thought base for all of man we could bring all the populations up to speed with course work that has never been in a text book yet. Perhaps most shockingly is Autism figured out is Savants and Einstein. The reason normal thinkers missed all of this they are normal thinkers and they only use one small sliver of the human thought range. The Einstein stuff is beyond normal and the MR/DD stuff is naturally "working" in so called normal populations so they have no clue to what makes themselves "tic".
Please Read on as I comment on the book page per page.
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posted by Pre Rain Man Autism | 3:54 PM
1 Comments:
I enjoyed your post. I am not autistic, but my son is. I have some similar characteristics, especially growing up, but around age 30 I did surpass people considerably. My son is very bright and his father was tested as a genius. I do worry about the vast number of people in our society that are very simple which is "normal". We should not want normal. When people spend their day talking about reality shows I wonder if our society will survive.
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