GEE, that is a DUMB description! Autism in wikipedia says:
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Typical 5-year-olds can usually develop insights into other people's knowledge, feelings, and intentions based on social cues (e.g., gestures and facial expressions). An autistic individual may lack these interpretation skills, leaving them unable to predict or understand other people's actions or intentions.
So it seems the only thing unusual about AS with regard to social skills is that they can communicate well, are obviously lucid, and that the part of the brain that is often affected with autism ,Which is involved with social skills, is mapped elsewhere with AS whereas it may basically be left unused by a normal autistic. NONE of that is true in many other autistics.
Steve