>I’ve always wondered if autism and dyscalclia are something of “polar opposites”. I don't think they are. Plenty of autistic people are bad at maths (you jus

>I’ve always wondered if autism and dyscalclia are something of “polar opposites”. I don't think they are. Plenty of autistic people are bad at maths (you just don't meet these people in engineering circles!), and plenty of "social butterflies" are good at it.