01-10-2008, 02:22 PM
aliengirl Wrote:
I read this article http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/ar...4&ito=1490
and wrote this in response
and wrote this in response
Quote:
My attention was drawn to this paragraph:
"Over half a million people in the UK suffer from autism, which leaves them struggling to communicate effectively. Boys are four times more likely to develop it than girls and there is no known cause and no cure."
1. I don't 'suffer' from autism
2. I can communicate just fine when people compromise and accept my ways of communication as well as me accpeting theirs. Problems generally occur when NTs enforce their way of communication in people with autism and are totally unwilling to make any adaptations.
"Over half a million people in the UK suffer from autism, which leaves them struggling to communicate effectively. Boys are four times more likely to develop it than girls and there is no known cause and no cure."
1. I don't 'suffer' from autism
2. I can communicate just fine when people compromise and accept my ways of communication as well as me accpeting theirs. Problems generally occur when NTs enforce their way of communication in people with autism and are totally unwilling to make any adaptations.
Somone responded to me with
Quote:
Oh hush, you. We've heard it a million times before, and it's not what this thread is about. If you want to whine about the details, make a new thread in the appropriate forum. But since we're talking about it:
"Suffering" is a generic term that is not intended to suggest that you're really terribly unhappy about it. It lends itself to plenty of jokes, but taking it too seriously results in wankery like this.
You can communicate just fine given X and Y and Z, and .... Wait, when do these conditions occur? The point is that you will invariably have difficulty communicating with the average Joe who doesn't have a clue what you're on about or care to understand why you're so different. Sorry, just don't take it personally.
Back on topic: I had something like this done when I was a kid (I think it was only like 64 electrodes?), and that's how I was diagnosed. But I wasn't nearly as young as that girl. I was in 4th grade. Anyway, I'm curious to see what this study will reveal.
"Suffering" is a generic term that is not intended to suggest that you're really terribly unhappy about it. It lends itself to plenty of jokes, but taking it too seriously results in wankery like this.
You can communicate just fine given X and Y and Z, and .... Wait, when do these conditions occur? The point is that you will invariably have difficulty communicating with the average Joe who doesn't have a clue what you're on about or care to understand why you're so different. Sorry, just don't take it personally.
Back on topic: I had something like this done when I was a kid (I think it was only like 64 electrodes?), and that's how I was diagnosed. But I wasn't nearly as young as that girl. I was in 4th grade. Anyway, I'm curious to see what this study will reveal.
Why are people mean and why did he use bad language to me?
Well you know the Daily Mail's main target audience is bigots, homophobes, and little englanders?
They're not the most progressive group of people in the country, which was once GREAT Britain.
so I guess if you get a big enough concentration, and get them talking about sex...you know where i'm going with this.