It may seems vulgar, but I think many of us have very light traits of some sort of autism, and by learning more about it, we can understand others and ourselves better.
It may seems vulgar, but I think many of us have very light traits of some sort of autism, and by learning more about it, we can understand others and ourselves better.
I don't think it is vulgar. My question is how much of what is considered autism/adhd/ocd etc, is actually just learned through how we live our lives, and how much is part of our genetics.
Well, not even the researchers agreed on this matter. Is hard to tell. The only possible science-y way to sort this out will be to have a dozen or more of identical twins, one with autism one without. And study them the whole life.