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    What it's like to have Asperger's Syndrome (part 4)

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    Published on 10 Feb 2022 / In Science

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    Home2022-02-10 What it's like being an Aspie (4 of 4)
    2022-02-10 What it's like being an Aspie (4 of 4)



    25 Uncanny Valley.

    That is where I suspect every Aspie lives.
    Robotics professor Masahiro Mori.
    He noticed that people find lifelike robots repulsive
    Still, like corpse. Moving, like zombie.

    Charles Darwin creeped out by a serpent with human-like face

    "I imagine this repulsive aspect originates from the features being placed in positions, with respect to each other, somewhat proportional to the human face; and thus we obtain a scale of hideousness." — Voyage of the Beagle

    • At the best, we don't fit. We're oil in water, ukulele in an orchestra.
    • Sometimes we're included due to courtesy or empathy,
    sense that it's not right
    • At the best, others tolerate you with indifference

    Trimeresurus trigonocephalus Stock Photo | Adobe Stock

    26 Don't belong in this world

    • Like a ukulele section in an orchestra
    You just don't belong


    27 Don't understand greetings and goodbyes

    • Most Aspies know to say hello; but the big hugs?
    Experience with Mom
    • Same with goodbyes
    On rare occasions I would find myself walking out or hanging up

    28 Don't care for touching and hugs

    • Apparently, neurotypical people get a rush of warm emotions
    Why are we touching entire bodies. I don't even like to shake
    hands.
    • To me, it's just awkward and pointless.

    29 Conversation is largely pointless; talk is for necessary communication

    • Aspies often learn to have conversations because interaction doesn't
    come natural or easy
    • "Awkward silence"
    • Exception is when the Aspie's topic of interest comes up.

    30 Fantasize of being stranded on an island

    • Robinson Crusoe was a happy Aspie
    Fine tuned to eliminate mosquitos, hostile natives, and venomous
    snakes

    31 Speak a different language

    • The word fun in English is not same as Chinese
    • What is fun to an Aspie is may not be fun to a neurotypical

    32 Certain sounds are annoying

    • Crowd talk
    • Sound of traffic

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