Psycho_jimmy wrote:
I can't believe I have to say this again. I'm not saying neurotypicals are inferior. I AM, however, saying they are increasingly less-adapted to a world that they, in part at least, created.
Nah, I don't think you're right there. I think that the social skills that NTs master will
always be important for the survival of the humans. Working together, understanding each other, trying to let go of one's own perspective to embrace that of others, will always be important to tie countries and peoples together. The way the NT brain is wired, NTs would not be able to accept the development of, nor would they thrive in, a world where people simply co-exist as totally independent entities. NTs in general work in teams (or as many perfer to call it: packs), they pull together for a (more or less) common goal, and their socializing skills is the grease that makes this work smooth. There are wars, of course, but there will always be wars as long as there are humans that disagree on which direction to take.
The world, with all its challenges, stress, noise, unfairness and strife, with all its life-saving work to be done: digging water wells in desert areas, being doctors without borders in refugee camps, trying to preserve peace, fighting poverty, building schools in 3rd world countries, helping out in earthquake areas, etc, etc, is something that people will always adapt to.
I think that salvation for us humans lies in what we can do for our fellow humans. We must never lose that perspective.