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RE: An Average Man's Guide to Facing People with Disability
I have a nephew that is an Asperger and know many autistic children... they are not damaged they are merely different and in many cases superior to what is called normal.
Perhaps they are ascending as we the "normal" are stagnated or regressive.
We should look at everyone fr their benefits to life rather than their differences to yourself.
I have similar feeling and experience from kids with autistic tendencies as well - they somehow seem to channel all of their capabilities into whatever they are doing and therefore, can achieve great things. Much like in some cultures where they try to learn only one thing in life obsessively. The children just have 110% focus on whatever they decide to pull of. It is really fascinating.
And some Savant.