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Yeah she is, she blogs on it and they've concocted a theory that autism is a trait of Neanderthal heritage and thus people should be proud of being nerding autists.
This is her:
https://atala.fr/2012/11/12/5-autism...the-inside-en/
Same old retarded primitivism that says people should aspire to be like animals (or babies in this text) since animalistic and tribalistic tendencies are so much more natural. Cachet and Vikernes through her are also into unsubstantiated history like the bear cult that says all of Europe's religions, really descend from people worshipping bears while focusing on nordic inspired D&D Myfaroog as a 'traditional' way to raise children. Nerdgasm is too much for me.The autistic person “feels” the world. This way of apprehending withdraws its limits. When you smell a fruit, the smell penetrates you, as if you eat it. If you eat the fruit, it really comes into you, and it really becomes a part of you. For the autistic, it is the same. The world is a part of him since he feels or senses the infinite world (all the world in every instant). The others are him and he is the others, instinctively, the limit is not obvious and must be learned, and, moreover, while the common communication of autistic is less instinctive, to feel or sense the world and other people this way actually allows him to communicate with his senses, as a kind of telepathy.
Many animals do that – do not see anything “primitive” in this comparison – and human babies do that. It is also common to say that babies are not aware of being a limited person for the approximate age of nine months. It is also recognized that they are emotional sponges. They feel, they senses, so they communicate. Without communicating, some animals instinctively know very quickly what the others are thinking. This is normal for so-called normal people in crisis situations, so they need just a brief glance to communicate. The other knows our thoughts and our future action and can act accordingly to us, with no words. We are transmiting an image with the glance, and that image makes feel our own feelings to the other. The barriers are faling.
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