>> If you think Sheldon is autistic, then you have never met an autistic person. >> When you argue that Sheldon is a “totally accurate portrayal of someone on

>> If you think Sheldon is autistic, then you have never met an autistic person. >> When you argue that Sheldon is a “totally accurate portrayal of someone on the autistic spectrum,” then you have broadened the definition of autism to the point where you have rendered the word meaningless. No true Scotsman much? The arrogance to accuse people of mis-labeling while seeming to have such ignorance of the realities of the autistic spectrum left me slightly gobsmacked.