draelynn wrote:
"This review highlights that autism should not only be seen as a condition with behavioural difficulties, but should also be associated with particular skill," said Dr Christine Ecker from the Institute of Psychiatry at Kings College, London.
"It offers us unique insights into the way people with autism perceive their environment and helps us to understand some of their behaviour."
Yes, because actually ASKING someone with autism why they do things the way they do would be too unscientific...
Someone give those guys a cookie.
Because this piece of research wasn't based on asking people...
Doubtless, someone somewhere is engaged in such a study as we speak.
Ok, maybe..