Autism: Not a Deficit, But a Feature

Autism Spectrum Disorder isn't what you think it is. For years, doctors told parents

their kids needed to be fixed, normalized, made to fit into boxes they

were never meant to occupy. But here's the twist nobody saw coming.

Those so-called deficits, the intense focus, the pattern recognition, the different way of processing information,

they're not bugs in the system. They're features. Silicon Valley finally admitted what we've

known all along. The tech revolution wasn't built by neurotypical minds following social scripts.

It was built by autistic brains seeing connections others missed, obsessing over details

others ignored, thinking in ways that literally changed how humans interact with reality.