It is more complicated than that. On the "milder" side of the spectrum that is certainly true. On the severe side of the spectrum there can be significant cogni

It is more complicated than that. On the "milder" side of the spectrum that is certainly true. On the severe side of the spectrum there can be significant cognitive deficiencies that impair an individual from living the life they desire. There is nothing wrong with creating tools to help ameliorate those deficiences as long as the goal is not to "force them to be normal" but rather to give them tools to help them realize their potential unique and valuable abilities and perspectives. Edit: This does appear to be a money grubbing attempt to capitalize on poorly informed and desperate parents rather than an attemot to create tools to empower individuals with ASD.