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Autism: What Science Refuses to Know
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• OfficialDiagnosis: Asperger's Syndrome
  Ambivalence vs. BalanceIf someone would see me walking next to them on the street, they would not notice. I look like them, walk like them - at least I seem to walk like them even if I mostly look to the ground noticing the patterns of tiles, the color of them, their individual shape and markings, oh that one is badly chipped... even if I seem obli...
• The Autism Rights Movement
  A new wave of activists wants to celebrate atypical brain function as a positive identity, not a disability. Opponents call them dangerously deluded.By Andrew SolomonPublished May 25, 2008 Ari Ne'eman (Photo: Henry Leutwyler)On December 1, the NYU Child Study Center came out with advertisements in the form of ransom notes. One said, “We have you...
• This is what Autism is...
  The problem is that the answer and solution that solves the AUTISM puzzle is not 2-dimentional but 3-D, it is a sphere and not a flat circle. If you are able to understand that extra dimension then I will be able to explain the whole puzzle to you.Because it is a circle, there is also no beginning and no end, something like the "who came first the ...
• Women's influence on Baby's Gender...
  ... Is (finally) being taken into consideration, even if it is based on something that seems as unimportant as the mother's nutritional habbits around the time of conception and during pregnancy. I have to admitt that this research is a step in the right direction, but there is still a very long way to go until science realizes HOW truly influenti...