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A neurologically typical person.%%% |
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Are you a NeuroTypical? (Many geeks aren't.) |
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Check it out on [The Institure for the Study of the Neurologically Typical|http://isnt.autistics.org] (which is from an [Autistic|Autism] point of view). |
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[NeuroTypical]ity is a terrible affliction ;), see this link and the next sentence: GregEganOnNeurotypicalSyndrome. |
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You may also try to understand Neutotypicality from an autie/aspie point of view. http://home.att.net/~ascaris1/neurotypicality.htm |
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People who assume they are normal can be trouble. They tend to go around changing the world to suit themselves; their standards are "community standards". ''"I'm normal, so if I like it this way, almost everyone else will. Right?'' --GlynWebster |
