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Whatever you want to believe about semantics (which I addressed in the article), the Exeter neurologists did see a difference in the man's MRI scans versus the
by blakeross 10y ago
Whatever you want to believe about semantics (which I addressed in the article), the Exeter neurologists did see a difference in the man's MRI scans versus the control group.
Sure, we can call that a "variability in human ability" rather than a "disorder". I never used the word "disorder" anyway.
- mattdeboard 10y agoRight, I don't doubt that some exceptional biological incident can trigger a change... I'm just skeptical of any kind of self-diagnosis that requires metacognitive analysis of one's self. Especially one that, if you're to judge even by the small number of comments on this thread, seems to be wildly prevalent. And, I mean, you _did_ couch this as a disorder when you made the single-subject case study your proof.