Is time dilation an aspect of autism?

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08 Mar 2016, 9:29 pm

During the first 26 years of my life I was highly affected by autism, before one day it became far easier to function in life. I notice vocals in music as well as things people tell me sound clearer and more concise and I'm able to focus on them better.


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08 Mar 2016, 11:51 pm

That is interesting, but what do you mean by "Time Dilation" and how does your post tie into that. Not being critical, just curious.



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08 Mar 2016, 11:53 pm

Time dilation in which way ? Mass/Gravity and Velocity/Speed cause time dilation i don't see how you could relate it to autism ??? unless you're trying to equalise it with sensory processing ? which makes no sense, i can't see how gravity would effect a biological process in such a way.

Unless you're saying it, in a neurological way that faster synapse firing would cause distortion in the sense's in that case you would get a type of time dilation and distortion of the senses/inputs quite interesting you mentioned it as never really tried to think about processing disorders in this way but from the little information you have given i can only infer so much so the above is just conjecture.