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How Autistic Artists See the World

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Nagishkaw Grand Master

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Just....Wow! Such talent....very impressive.

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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I treat autistic children on my off hours to help parents learn how to help their children and to help caregivers tap into the child's individual way of learning. I am amazed everyday at the abilities of these children. I have seen savants for reading (memorizing books etc), baseball statistics, hurricane statistics, numbers, etc....all developed before the age of 4. Thankyou for sharing these amazing paintings!

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I treat autistic children on my off hours to help parents learn how to help their children and to help caregivers tap into the child's individual way of learning. I am amazed everyday at the abilities of these children. I have seen savants for reading (memorizing books etc), baseball statistics, hurricane statistics, numbers, etc....all developed before the age of 4. Thankyou for sharing these amazing paintings!

That's awesome! (F)

I just stumbled onto the slide show on Discovery Magazine's website. I had no idea about this kind of artwork...just amazing. :star:

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Savants always amaze me. The balance in their brains is heavily skewed to the creative side, meaning that they can comprehend and express the world in a way others can't...and yet they're also trapped without other means of communication or social interaction. The brain is one hell of a complex thing.

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