t0 wrote:
krex wrote:
Really frustrating and disappointing...non of the links I tried worked and there was no bio's to justify the persons opinions. In my mind it just makes people who "claim famouse ASers" lose crediability and start "urban mythes and rumors"...very disappointing site.
Agree. It's autisnob propaganda. Until someone develops an accurate DNA test, digs up Einstein's body and performs the test on his remains, I will never believe that he was on the spectrum. That goes for anyone else on the list that is dead.
The problem with analyzing people who are dead is that you can't ask them questions. The problem with analyzing people who are living is that
everyone speculates about them and they don't have time to answer any of this nonsense. I think you
can tell for historical figures who are well documented (that they're autistic or close). The problem is no one is looking at these people in enough detail and in the right way. There are too many disagreements on what autism looks like in
us for researchers to have consensus on historical figures.
I like silly lists like this. People
will speculate and this puts it into some perspective.