Does Aspergers Make you Smarter?
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Does Aspergers Make you Smarter?
People With Asperger’s Are Smarter. It is nearly impossible for someone who is not brain damaged to meaningfully interact with in the workforce with people who have obvious brain function problems — the work place is full of people who have *overt* and *obvious* severe mental & emotional handicaps.
Can someone with Aspergers have an intimate relationship?
People with Aspergers can have intimate relationships. If by “intimacy” one means the feeling of being in a close personal association and belonging together, the answer is yes. People with Aspergers love just like anyone else.
What does having sibling with Asperger’s mean?
Having a sibling with Asperger’s means that you have to be flexible. When on vacation you might not be able to eat at every restaurant if they don’t have your sibling’s preferred type of food, or if the environment is too noisy. Most kids with Asperger’s are highly sensitive and cannot be in environments that are too overwhelming.
How to deal with people with Asperger’s?
The other thing you can do with work if you have Asperger’s is specialize. People with Asperger’s are obsessive. If you can find a way to get paid for what your obsession is, then your employability is secure even though your social skills are not. Don’t kid yourself that typical Asperger’s specialties are useful.
Who are some successful people with autism?
50 Tyson – rapper and autism activist.
Does Autism make you smart?
Does autism make you smarter. A question I frequently hear is, does autism make you smarter? The simple answer: No it does not. Autism is a cognitive disorder, it is a developmental disability, it is not however a mental illness nor a mental disorder. Autism itself does not increase nor decrease intelligence.
Who are some famous people with Aspergers?
Clay Marzo, American professional surfer. Craig Nicholls, frontman of the Australian garage rock band, The Vines. Dan Aykroyd, comedian and actor: Aykroyd stated he has Asperger’s, but some feel he was joking. Daniel Tammet, British autistic savant, believed to have Asperger Syndrome.