Autism See The Able Not The Label shirt

Buy here https://checkout.picturestees.com/154854694-1352633746.html?20059Regardless of autism, the lives of these geniuses face many difficulties that ordinary people do not experience, but according to some, autism is their extraordinary talent. Autistic syndrome has a way of seeing the world around us extremely differently. The most typical is Albert Einstein. Although controversies have been made by modern scientists studying and diagnosing Albert Einstein through his biography, there is widespread agreement that this genius has Asperger's Syndrome (a form of autistic spectrum light). James in the article "Singular Scientists," published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, said Einstein has many signs of autism. He was described as a lonely and dreaming child, having trouble making friends. He lacked social skills, obsessions, and obsolescence. Baron-Cohen argues that, along with Einstein, Isaac Newton, a physicist, astronomer, philosopher, mathematician, theologian and alchemist, was noted as a great scientist. and most influential, there are also many signs of autism. Newton is sensitive to criticism, rarely making friends and is very jealous.

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Autistic people tend to focus on the middle of the picture, even when there are other items in the room. Ordinary people have wider visibility. The autistic person also likes to look at the patterns or angles, while the average person observes them. Things like the face, or direction of the character in the picture are not things that autistic people care about. This is also why autistic people do not like eye contact with others. The likelihood of being distracted by autistic individuals is also lower than that of the average person. They focus their attention on the only two objects in the picture, and ordinary people are concerned about all 4. Estimates in the United States, every 68 children have an autism. This ratio is increasing, even with countries in the world. With the efforts of the family, the patience and love of the family, the children with autism spectrum disorder again achieved success in life.