Failed process managament

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I've been thinking about how computers have background processes going all the time. Also, I read that an autistic brain is less likely to trim synapses. Combining these two thoughts I feel that my brain is like a computer that has all these processes going on. It ranges from difficult to impossible to manage them. A normal brain, in contrast, seems to be able to focus and cancel out unnecessary "processes" or thoughts. Especially when it comes to socializing. Where for me anything involving other people starts up tons and tons of processes. My brain trying to compute the scenarios and factors looking for the best outcome to interactions involving others. Even though I fail at socializing my brain won't stop processing. This can be very overwhelming. Especially if I don't have time to myself for a while.

Does this make sense to anyone else?

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Yes. It makes sense according to these studies too.

Hyperconnectivity found in brains of children with autism, study says
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Autistic Brains Are More Active at Rest
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Social symptoms in autistic children may be caused by hyper-connected neurons
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Study Finds That Brains With Autism Fail to Trim Synapses as They Develop
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I think I might like to occasionally experience pleasant boredom