There seems to be a bit of a hullabaloo
developing over the state of neural connectivity in autism. But to be
honest, I fail to see what all the fuss is about — a little autism
science logic can clear up the matter instantly. To wit:
- Some studies have shown that various regions of autistic brains are under-connected relative to typical controls. This is a problem because everything associated with autism is bad.
- Some studies have demonstrated that various regions of the autistic brain are over-connected (hyper-connected) relative to typical controls. This is a problem because everything associated with autism is bad.
- Some studies have suggested that various regions of the autistic brain are indistinguishable from typical controls. This is a problem because everything associated with autism is bad.
There, see how easy it is to clear up
these matters when you apply a little autism science logic.
