A study of autistic and non-autistic brains found that no two autistic neurologies were alike enough to fit any category or grouping. All the non-autistic brains in the control group were wired reliably the same. The study leaders said that the neural connectivity in the MRIs of autistic brains were so “idiosyncratic” they could not group any of them together. They called the control group of non-autistic brains “conformist,” by contrast.
Autistic brains are like the wild west
Autistic brains are like the wild west
Autistic brains are like the wild west
A study of autistic and non-autistic brains found that no two autistic neurologies were alike enough to fit any category or grouping. All the non-autistic brains in the control group were wired reliably the same. The study leaders said that the neural connectivity in the MRIs of autistic brains were so “idiosyncratic” they could not group any of them together. They called the control group of non-autistic brains “conformist,” by contrast.