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>X-ray vision is clearly not a disability. >Aspergers isn't either. X-ray vision was never considered a developmental disorder, because it didn't put Clark Ke
by serf 8y ago
>X-ray vision is clearly not a disability.
>Aspergers isn't either.
X-ray vision was never considered a developmental disorder, because it didn't put Clark Kent at any significant disadvantage during his development.
Asperger's, unfortunately, does.
(I don't count my wheelchair as a super-power because more often than not I have to push up-hill, not glide down. It's a net negative effect on my ableness to cope with normal life.)
- enraged_camel 8y ago>>X-ray vision was never considered a developmental disorder, because it didn't put Clark Kent at any significant disadvantage during his development. Perhaps a better analogy is his super-hearing, which did make his early life on Earth very difficult until he learned to control it.