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Luminosity and the like very well could have failed or had limited effect because brain plasticity is reduced in adulthood. While there are no medical treatment
by SubiculumCode 8y ago
Luminosity and the like very well could have failed or had limited effect because brain plasticity is reduced in adulthood. While there are no medical treatments or cures for ASD, the one known effective treatment to improve quality of life outcomes is early behavioral intervention near the age of diagnosis (i.e. 2-4 years of age).
- Nasrudith 8y agoI am a higher functioning case admittedly but I find that it seems to auto-correct some in the slow way via learning and workaround development. I suspect that having higher functioning adult autistic tutors could be useful. On another note I have found that ironically my empathy is better than many neurotypical individuals falling way short in both compassion and comprehension of how others would react. Like wondering why their child is acting out when they are literally acting like an antagonist in a young adult dystopian novel (of the overly controlling as opposed to made to fight to the death for fun and profit variant). Hell look at sesame credits - that looks tailored to create a rebellion and lead to a bloody purge of the high credit elites down the road. There was even an apocryphal old story about the Roman Senate considering requiring slaves to wear collars in public at all times until they did the math and realized it would let them know they vastly outnumbered them.