> These kids are very complicated, so don't be too quick to dismiss them. It is certainly not the kids that are dismissed, but "silver bullet" methods like F/C

> These kids are very complicated, so don't be too quick to dismiss them. It is certainly not the kids that are dismissed, but "silver bullet" methods like F/C. If autism is really like a lock-in syndrome, being fully intelligent and transformed into a puppet (as the documentary "Prisoners of silence" linked in this thread suggests) must be horrible.