Title: when the band you're in starts playing different tunes. . .
Product review: Really fascinating patchwork of papers -- should inspire you to read the equally thought-provoking autism narratives of Temple Grandin and Donna Williams -- not to mention Uta's own AUTISM: EXPLAINING THE ENIGMA and possibly AN ANTHROPOLOGIST ON MARS, by Oliver Sacks. This book opens up some interesting questions about the nature of genius (to explore at your own risk) and on the level of pure entertainment, offers some very funny anecdotes. My only qualm: Asperger syndrome, like ADD, has an insanely high potential for misdiagnosis. What is the difference between someone with a genuine Social Disability and someone who perhaps has simply read too much Ayn Rand at an impressionable age?
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