Everyone has heard of autism, a disorder of relations to the world which often has serious consequences for the individuals who are affected, autism the causes, and, In France, it is poorly known, poorly taken care of.
The media, under the pressure of the associations that accompany the victims of these disorders, regularly report regularly by insisting on the most serious forms of this discrepancy in relation to social conformism. "An autistic person, in essence, is a person locked in ... and probably the best answer would be to lock him in. At least, by hiding it, we avoid having to ask ourselves the question." But, medical imagery in particular, may help provide assistance to autistic caregivers. I wish them, as I wish them to be properly assisted, since in the most serious cases, assistance is necessary and can not be done solely by parents of autistic persons.
But autism is a spectrum, which means that there is not only one form of autism. There is at least one other form. I know, since November 10, 2016 exactly, the day when the diagnosis fell. I'm autistic, model Asperger.
I am not a deep autistic, those who have this syndrome have all my sympathy. I am not the prodigy calculator of "Rain Man", with his phrasing, his mechanical approach and his calculating abilities.
No, I am, at worst a little shifted in relation to a "supposed" reality of the world.
I can describe some of my symptoms:
I'm a talkative,
I master the French language a little better than the average French, my vocabulary is very rich and I benefit from it
I cut the word to the people, the only problem is that I do not cut them off to prevent them from speaking, at the end of the interview I am able to repeat to them all that they said while I And I know how to take their words into account.
I have empathy for all the people I love, but when I hate, I hate, it's for life and I can be a dog
I hate betrayal
I collect what interests me, I accumulate but I share (too)
I like science fiction, role plays, everything that is out of place
I do not judge people, I integrate them or I reject them.
I have a great general culture and I spread it (to the detriment of people who do not support culture)
I am hypermnosic and I sometimes bring back obsessively on subjects that excite me
It's my form of Asperger's.
But what does the libertine world do in this?
The diagnosis was made while I finished my professional career. For 40 years, I lived almost normally by constantly compensating, creating avoidance strategies, setting up compensation tools ...
Do not imagine that all this is done without pain. The price is high. Quasi-permanent depression, melancholy sometimes, sometimes even suicide attempts (when they are not successful.) When, like me, you do not have a strong over-ego but you can stay two years without drinking A drop of alcohol for fear of losing contact with those who, in your head, protect you. Medocs, psychotherapies, wanderings ....
But that does not prevent one from living, one does not become by chance a writer in dear of a digital newsletter having counted up to 36 000 readers, and, because it was specialized, of the beautiful world , Elected officials, business leaders and not the least, managers of the public services, the voluntary sector. We have not 8,000 contacts on his smarphone accumulated over the years (I have to think about cleaning, there are Even a turn-over.) We still live and not too bad.
But he sometimes gets help and that's where the libertine world comes in. If my word was of some importance, if I did not forbid myself to give any advice to the persons concerned, I would say to them: choose to spend some time in the libertine world because it is a world that is different, Different people who, because they are different accept the difference without discussing it.
You have all crossed gays, transvestites, trans, submissive and submissive, masters and mistresses .... I mean, when you were not one of them. And, overall, not even concerned you have never pronounced definitive judgments towards them. That does not prevent you from having your position, your own choices.
It is with the Asperger as with these other behaviors. I have never, in all his years, undergone a judgment on my difference. On the contrary, when people could empathize with my personality, my choices, my games, I felt kindness, sympathy, love (in the literal sense) sometimes.
Now mass is said, the diagnosis has fallen and I will more than ever frequent this world.
If I publish this text, it is because I know younger people who may be overdue more than I have ever been myself. They do not expect you to care, most of the time they do not objectively need them for their syndrome. The induced effects yes, but there are specialists. What they expect of you is that you do not consider them as sick, accept their differences, and that if you can, you will nourish yourself, for your greater intellectual, sensual and moral These differences.
For them, for me. Thank you in advance for your welcome as "we" said.
Postscript: I searched on the Internet what my companions could be and I am not proud to be part, at my level of a beautiful equuipe:
COMPUTER AND DIGITAL
Bill Gates (1955) American computer scientist and pioneer in the field of microcomputer he co-founded Microsoft in1975 with Paul Allan
Paul Allen: (1953) A visionary computer scientist, he co-founded Microsoft in1975 with Bill Gates. So Microsoft was created by 2 aspergers !!!!
Satoshi Tajiri: (1965) Japanese game designer, he is known as the creator of the Pokmon. He was nicknamed "Dr. Bug."
Steve Jobs: (1955) is, along with Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple. They are both considered to be the pioneers of microcomputing for introducing computers into homes.
Jerry Yang; (1968-) is an American businessman from Taiwan. He is one of the co-founders of Yahoo! with David Filo.
Alan Turing: (1912) British mathematician, author of the founding article of computer science that was to kick off the creation of computer programmable universal computers. He presents his Turing machine, the first programmable universal computer, and invents the concepts of programming and program.
Albert Einstein (1879) A German physicist recognized for his theory of restricted relativity and general relativity as well as for his equation E = mc, which establishes equivalence between matter and energy in a system.
Isaac Newton: (1643) Philosopher, mathematician, physicist, alchemist, astronomer! An emblematic figure of the sciences, he is best known for his theory of universal gravitation.
Temple Grandin: (1947) Professor of the University of Colorado, is a renowned specialist
International zoothecnie and expert in design of equipment for livestock,
Alexander Graham Bell: (1847) scientist, British inventor naturalized Canadian inventor! Known for the invention of the telephone.
Thomas Edison: (1847) Inventor recognized as one of the most important. Founder of General Electric, pioneer of electricity, inventor of telephone, film and sound recording, 1093 patents. !
Henry Cavendish: (1731 - Nice) Physicist and chemist, he is known for his work on the constancy of gravitation as well as the discovery of hydrogen.
Henry Ford: (1863) Inventor and Founder of the Ford Motor Company. Its name is attached to Fordism, both mode of production in series based on the assembly line and economic model based on high wages. He filed a total of 161 US patents.
Carl Jung: (1975) Swiss physician, psychiatrist, psychologist and essayist, influential thinker, is
The author of many works of psychology and psychosociology in German translated into many other languages. He is the founder of the current of analytical psychology.
POLICY
Al Gore: (1948) American politician and businessman, he was the vice president of Bill Clinton, nothing less!
Thomas Jefferson: (1743) Third President of the United States of America, philosopher, agronomist, inventor, architect and sympathizer with the Francophiles. He had many slaves. Yet Jefferson was committed to the rights of man for whom he struggled within his state and country. Editor of a part of the Declaration of Independence, he doubled the area of the United States by purchasing Louisiana.
MUSIC
Craig Nicholls: (1977) Australian, Leader, singer and guitarist of the band The Vines.
Ludwig van Beethoven: (1770) Deaf German composer, Beethoven prepared the evolution towards romanticism in music and influenced western music for much of the 19th century. Unclassifiable, it is said of him that he makes the impression of a man who has several heads, several hearts, several souls "
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: (1756) Austrian composer, it is generally recognized that he brought to a point of perfection the concerto, the symphony, and the sonata, which became the principal forms of classical music after him One of the greatest masters of opera. His success never faded. His name is passed in the common language as synonymous with genius, virtuosity and perfect mastery.
Anton Bruckner: (1824) classical Austrian composer
John Denver: (1943) Popular singer-songwriter. One of his best known songs is "Take Me Home, Country Roads" (1971)
Bob Dylan: (1941) Singer-songwriter, major figure in American music for five decades.
James Taylor: (1948) American singer-songwriter of folk-rock
Thom Yorke: (1968) British musician, He is the singer and leader of the group RADIOHEAD The guitarist Brian May of the Queen group gives him the desire to be a musician. He started playing guitar at the age of seven and joined his first band at the age of eleven while attending a private boys school in Abingdon,
Bartok: (1881) Hungarian composer, pianist and collector of folk music from Eastern Europe. He was one of the founders of ethnomusicology.
Jaco Pastorius: (1951). Bassist of American jazz, he is considered one of the greatest bassists of all time, virtuoso technician, he had a major influence on the role of the electric bass and his passage from the role of simple accompanist to true soloist.
CINEMA
Woody Allen: (1935) Director, screenwriter and American actor, he is also known as jazz clarinettist. He has won numerous film awards including three Oscars (two for Annie Hall in 1978 and one for Hannah and her sisters in 1987), to which are added 18 other nominations.
Jim Henson: (1936) American puppeteer and creator of the Muppet Show, is one of the most important puppeteers in the history of modern television. Director and producer of television and film, he also founded several companies including the Jim Henson Company,
Alfred Hitchcock: (1899) Hitchcock, a pioneer of many techniques in the genre of thriller, is considered one of the most stylistically influential filmmakers, installing notions of suspense and MacGuffin in The cinematographic universe.
Andy Kaufman: (1949) Comic, he despised jokes, as well as "comedy" in the sense that it is generally understood, and practiced rather a form of anti-humor, or absurd and surreal humor. He said of him "I do not try to be funny, I just want to play with their head."
Michael Palin: (1943) British comedian and comedian. He is known as a member of the Monty Python's Flying Circus. He often collaborated on the comedy television series Ripping Yarns. He also wrote books and screenplays (eg Labyrinth, American Friends) wrote and starred in Missionary, and starred in A Fish Named Wanda. He also produced some very funny stories like Around the World in 80 Days,
Steven Spielberg: (1946) director, producer, screenwriter, executive producer, executive producer and American creator, he has some of the biggest financial successes in the history of cinema, such as E.T. the alien or Jurassic Park.
Glenn Gould: (1932) pianist, composer, writer, radio man and Canadian director. Famous for his analytical style, his immediately recognizable technique and his eccentricity, he later concentrated on recordings and the production of radio programs for Radio-Canada.
George Lucas: (1944) The most successful American producer, director and screenwriter of the United States. He is best known for being the creator of Star Wars
Keenu Reeves; (1964) American-Canadian-British actor. He gained fame for his role in Speed, and became a world star for his role as Neo in Matrix. He was a bassist in the Dogstar grunge group from 1991 to 2002, and more recently in the Becky group.
Tim Burton: (1958) American director. Master of the fantastic and excellent storyteller, strongly influenced by the writer Edgar Allan Poe, we owe to him notably Pee-Wee Big Adventure, Beetlejuice, Batman, Edward in the hands of silver, Charlie and the Chocolaterie and Sweeney Todd. He also wrote the scenarios for The Strange Christmas of Mr. Jack and Les Noces funbres
LITERATURE
Isaac Asimov: (1920) author and creator of the 3 rules of robotics in S-F (The robots, whose film was released in 2004, Foundation, etc ...)
Charles Schulz: (1922) Writer and draftsman of comic strips, he is the creator of Charlie Browns
ARTIST
Andy Warhol; (1928) American artist, central figure of Pop Art, of which he is one of the pioneers.
Warhol is known throughout the world for his work as a painter, music producer, author, avant-garde films, and links with intellectuals, Hollywood celebrities and wealthy aristocrats.
Bobby Fischer: (1943) American chess player turned world champion
Michelangelo: (1475) Sculptor and painter. His work has a considerable influence on his contemporaries, so that his "manner" of painting and sculpting is abundantly taken up by the representatives of what will be called Mannerism, which prospered in the late Renaissance. Proof of the admiration given to him by his contemporaries, two biographies are published during his lifetime
Ludwig Wittgenstein: (1889) Austrian philosopher who contributed decisive contributions in logic, in the theory of the foundations of mathematics and in the philosophy of language.
Surprising, is not it ????
Would you have shaken your hand if you had known? From the positive or negative answer depends my quality of your libertinage.
And a personal comment, a fachist can neither be Asparger nor libertine
The media, under the pressure of the associations that accompany the victims of these disorders, regularly report regularly by insisting on the most serious forms of this discrepancy in relation to social conformism. "An autistic person, in essence, is a person locked in ... and probably the best answer would be to lock him in. At least, by hiding it, we avoid having to ask ourselves the question." But, medical imagery in particular, may help provide assistance to autistic caregivers. I wish them, as I wish them to be properly assisted, since in the most serious cases, assistance is necessary and can not be done solely by parents of autistic persons.
But autism is a spectrum, which means that there is not only one form of autism. There is at least one other form. I know, since November 10, 2016 exactly, the day when the diagnosis fell. I'm autistic, model Asperger.
I am not a deep autistic, those who have this syndrome have all my sympathy. I am not the prodigy calculator of "Rain Man", with his phrasing, his mechanical approach and his calculating abilities.
No, I am, at worst a little shifted in relation to a "supposed" reality of the world.
I can describe some of my symptoms:
I'm a talkative,
I master the French language a little better than the average French, my vocabulary is very rich and I benefit from it
I cut the word to the people, the only problem is that I do not cut them off to prevent them from speaking, at the end of the interview I am able to repeat to them all that they said while I And I know how to take their words into account.
I have empathy for all the people I love, but when I hate, I hate, it's for life and I can be a dog
I hate betrayal
I collect what interests me, I accumulate but I share (too)
I like science fiction, role plays, everything that is out of place
I do not judge people, I integrate them or I reject them.
I have a great general culture and I spread it (to the detriment of people who do not support culture)
I am hypermnosic and I sometimes bring back obsessively on subjects that excite me
It's my form of Asperger's.
But what does the libertine world do in this?
The diagnosis was made while I finished my professional career. For 40 years, I lived almost normally by constantly compensating, creating avoidance strategies, setting up compensation tools ...
Do not imagine that all this is done without pain. The price is high. Quasi-permanent depression, melancholy sometimes, sometimes even suicide attempts (when they are not successful.) When, like me, you do not have a strong over-ego but you can stay two years without drinking A drop of alcohol for fear of losing contact with those who, in your head, protect you. Medocs, psychotherapies, wanderings ....
But that does not prevent one from living, one does not become by chance a writer in dear of a digital newsletter having counted up to 36 000 readers, and, because it was specialized, of the beautiful world , Elected officials, business leaders and not the least, managers of the public services, the voluntary sector. We have not 8,000 contacts on his smarphone accumulated over the years (I have to think about cleaning, there are Even a turn-over.) We still live and not too bad.
But he sometimes gets help and that's where the libertine world comes in. If my word was of some importance, if I did not forbid myself to give any advice to the persons concerned, I would say to them: choose to spend some time in the libertine world because it is a world that is different, Different people who, because they are different accept the difference without discussing it.
You have all crossed gays, transvestites, trans, submissive and submissive, masters and mistresses .... I mean, when you were not one of them. And, overall, not even concerned you have never pronounced definitive judgments towards them. That does not prevent you from having your position, your own choices.
It is with the Asperger as with these other behaviors. I have never, in all his years, undergone a judgment on my difference. On the contrary, when people could empathize with my personality, my choices, my games, I felt kindness, sympathy, love (in the literal sense) sometimes.
Now mass is said, the diagnosis has fallen and I will more than ever frequent this world.
If I publish this text, it is because I know younger people who may be overdue more than I have ever been myself. They do not expect you to care, most of the time they do not objectively need them for their syndrome. The induced effects yes, but there are specialists. What they expect of you is that you do not consider them as sick, accept their differences, and that if you can, you will nourish yourself, for your greater intellectual, sensual and moral These differences.
For them, for me. Thank you in advance for your welcome as "we" said.
Postscript: I searched on the Internet what my companions could be and I am not proud to be part, at my level of a beautiful equuipe:
COMPUTER AND DIGITAL
Bill Gates (1955) American computer scientist and pioneer in the field of microcomputer he co-founded Microsoft in1975 with Paul Allan
Paul Allen: (1953) A visionary computer scientist, he co-founded Microsoft in1975 with Bill Gates. So Microsoft was created by 2 aspergers !!!!
Satoshi Tajiri: (1965) Japanese game designer, he is known as the creator of the Pokmon. He was nicknamed "Dr. Bug."
Steve Jobs: (1955) is, along with Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple. They are both considered to be the pioneers of microcomputing for introducing computers into homes.
Jerry Yang; (1968-) is an American businessman from Taiwan. He is one of the co-founders of Yahoo! with David Filo.
Alan Turing: (1912) British mathematician, author of the founding article of computer science that was to kick off the creation of computer programmable universal computers. He presents his Turing machine, the first programmable universal computer, and invents the concepts of programming and program.
Albert Einstein (1879) A German physicist recognized for his theory of restricted relativity and general relativity as well as for his equation E = mc, which establishes equivalence between matter and energy in a system.
Isaac Newton: (1643) Philosopher, mathematician, physicist, alchemist, astronomer! An emblematic figure of the sciences, he is best known for his theory of universal gravitation.
Temple Grandin: (1947) Professor of the University of Colorado, is a renowned specialist
International zoothecnie and expert in design of equipment for livestock,
Alexander Graham Bell: (1847) scientist, British inventor naturalized Canadian inventor! Known for the invention of the telephone.
Thomas Edison: (1847) Inventor recognized as one of the most important. Founder of General Electric, pioneer of electricity, inventor of telephone, film and sound recording, 1093 patents. !
Henry Cavendish: (1731 - Nice) Physicist and chemist, he is known for his work on the constancy of gravitation as well as the discovery of hydrogen.
Henry Ford: (1863) Inventor and Founder of the Ford Motor Company. Its name is attached to Fordism, both mode of production in series based on the assembly line and economic model based on high wages. He filed a total of 161 US patents.
Carl Jung: (1975) Swiss physician, psychiatrist, psychologist and essayist, influential thinker, is
The author of many works of psychology and psychosociology in German translated into many other languages. He is the founder of the current of analytical psychology.
POLICY
Al Gore: (1948) American politician and businessman, he was the vice president of Bill Clinton, nothing less!
Thomas Jefferson: (1743) Third President of the United States of America, philosopher, agronomist, inventor, architect and sympathizer with the Francophiles. He had many slaves. Yet Jefferson was committed to the rights of man for whom he struggled within his state and country. Editor of a part of the Declaration of Independence, he doubled the area of the United States by purchasing Louisiana.
MUSIC
Craig Nicholls: (1977) Australian, Leader, singer and guitarist of the band The Vines.
Ludwig van Beethoven: (1770) Deaf German composer, Beethoven prepared the evolution towards romanticism in music and influenced western music for much of the 19th century. Unclassifiable, it is said of him that he makes the impression of a man who has several heads, several hearts, several souls "
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: (1756) Austrian composer, it is generally recognized that he brought to a point of perfection the concerto, the symphony, and the sonata, which became the principal forms of classical music after him One of the greatest masters of opera. His success never faded. His name is passed in the common language as synonymous with genius, virtuosity and perfect mastery.
Anton Bruckner: (1824) classical Austrian composer
John Denver: (1943) Popular singer-songwriter. One of his best known songs is "Take Me Home, Country Roads" (1971)
Bob Dylan: (1941) Singer-songwriter, major figure in American music for five decades.
James Taylor: (1948) American singer-songwriter of folk-rock
Thom Yorke: (1968) British musician, He is the singer and leader of the group RADIOHEAD The guitarist Brian May of the Queen group gives him the desire to be a musician. He started playing guitar at the age of seven and joined his first band at the age of eleven while attending a private boys school in Abingdon,
Bartok: (1881) Hungarian composer, pianist and collector of folk music from Eastern Europe. He was one of the founders of ethnomusicology.
Jaco Pastorius: (1951). Bassist of American jazz, he is considered one of the greatest bassists of all time, virtuoso technician, he had a major influence on the role of the electric bass and his passage from the role of simple accompanist to true soloist.
CINEMA
Woody Allen: (1935) Director, screenwriter and American actor, he is also known as jazz clarinettist. He has won numerous film awards including three Oscars (two for Annie Hall in 1978 and one for Hannah and her sisters in 1987), to which are added 18 other nominations.
Jim Henson: (1936) American puppeteer and creator of the Muppet Show, is one of the most important puppeteers in the history of modern television. Director and producer of television and film, he also founded several companies including the Jim Henson Company,
Alfred Hitchcock: (1899) Hitchcock, a pioneer of many techniques in the genre of thriller, is considered one of the most stylistically influential filmmakers, installing notions of suspense and MacGuffin in The cinematographic universe.
Andy Kaufman: (1949) Comic, he despised jokes, as well as "comedy" in the sense that it is generally understood, and practiced rather a form of anti-humor, or absurd and surreal humor. He said of him "I do not try to be funny, I just want to play with their head."
Michael Palin: (1943) British comedian and comedian. He is known as a member of the Monty Python's Flying Circus. He often collaborated on the comedy television series Ripping Yarns. He also wrote books and screenplays (eg Labyrinth, American Friends) wrote and starred in Missionary, and starred in A Fish Named Wanda. He also produced some very funny stories like Around the World in 80 Days,
Steven Spielberg: (1946) director, producer, screenwriter, executive producer, executive producer and American creator, he has some of the biggest financial successes in the history of cinema, such as E.T. the alien or Jurassic Park.
Glenn Gould: (1932) pianist, composer, writer, radio man and Canadian director. Famous for his analytical style, his immediately recognizable technique and his eccentricity, he later concentrated on recordings and the production of radio programs for Radio-Canada.
George Lucas: (1944) The most successful American producer, director and screenwriter of the United States. He is best known for being the creator of Star Wars
Keenu Reeves; (1964) American-Canadian-British actor. He gained fame for his role in Speed, and became a world star for his role as Neo in Matrix. He was a bassist in the Dogstar grunge group from 1991 to 2002, and more recently in the Becky group.
Tim Burton: (1958) American director. Master of the fantastic and excellent storyteller, strongly influenced by the writer Edgar Allan Poe, we owe to him notably Pee-Wee Big Adventure, Beetlejuice, Batman, Edward in the hands of silver, Charlie and the Chocolaterie and Sweeney Todd. He also wrote the scenarios for The Strange Christmas of Mr. Jack and Les Noces funbres
LITERATURE
Isaac Asimov: (1920) author and creator of the 3 rules of robotics in S-F (The robots, whose film was released in 2004, Foundation, etc ...)
Charles Schulz: (1922) Writer and draftsman of comic strips, he is the creator of Charlie Browns
ARTIST
Andy Warhol; (1928) American artist, central figure of Pop Art, of which he is one of the pioneers.
Warhol is known throughout the world for his work as a painter, music producer, author, avant-garde films, and links with intellectuals, Hollywood celebrities and wealthy aristocrats.
Bobby Fischer: (1943) American chess player turned world champion
Michelangelo: (1475) Sculptor and painter. His work has a considerable influence on his contemporaries, so that his "manner" of painting and sculpting is abundantly taken up by the representatives of what will be called Mannerism, which prospered in the late Renaissance. Proof of the admiration given to him by his contemporaries, two biographies are published during his lifetime
Ludwig Wittgenstein: (1889) Austrian philosopher who contributed decisive contributions in logic, in the theory of the foundations of mathematics and in the philosophy of language.
Surprising, is not it ????
Would you have shaken your hand if you had known? From the positive or negative answer depends my quality of your libertinage.
And a personal comment, a fachist can neither be Asparger nor libertine