ViperaAspis wrote:
Even those with IQs in the high 180's don't fully understand the world around them
QFT
But really, Chief.. If you were sleep deprived, the results you got on that test didn't reflect your actual intelligence, and IQ score alone isn't an accurate picture of the cognitive abilities of somebody with an ASD anyway. The strengths and weaknesses are just way too varied for a single score to have any meaning.
It's like long division-- if you're a kid with ADD trying to do problems with 15 steps, where making a mistake on any one of those steps will give you a wrong answer to the problem, you're likely to fail the test. A kid who fails fifth-grade math tests can go on to get As in calculus.