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I See Autistic People – …walking around like regular people …they don't know they're autistic About What if the official statistics for Aspergers, ASD, ADHD and Dyslexia didn’t even scratch the surface of the REAL numbers? What if depression, bipolar, anxiety and a whole host of other mental h...

Does Karl Pilkington Have Aspergers? – I See Autistic People Worries a lot I can’t think of all the symptoms he has off the top of my head, so I’ll keep adding them to the list above, as and when I’m reminded of them. In the interview linked to above, Karl says...

Being Argumentative – ASD Symptom | I See Autistic People Being regularly argumentative is a big sign that a person could have high functioning Autistic Spectrum Disorder, and Aspergers in particular. I think it comes from a need to be heard and taken seriou...