Published on 12, July, 2020
I wonder what the world would be like if ASD people were the majority? I think it would be less smelly, less noisy and bright and just more chilled out. I think architecture would be different too, more plants and fresh air, and spaces would arranged with more flow, spaces that could be both private and open when required. Would there be adverts? I think there would but they'd be more information bulletins than aspirational. Education would be in small groups and organised according to your primary sense not the one size fits no one that we have now. There would be chill out spaces for when people get overwhelmed and an oportunity to explore why we find something overwhelming and what could be done to help. Clothes would be of natural fibres and would come with laundry instructions designed to be removed and all seems and hems would be enclosed French ones.
What would your ASD world be like?
Well for starters there would be less emphasis on football in high school.
Or any sport as far as I'm concerned, I hate sport, I dont' see why it's so important that everything else has to go on hold because of it, my ASD world would be sport free, or maybe a minority activity for NT's.
I love sport (football & running in particular), so I'd keep it in an autisitic world.
If people were being calm and just absorbing the nature around them and not running around like maniacs screaming and shouting would that help?
Small groups of people might be easier to deal with but I think they're more divicive, small groups have rules and can be more controlling than big groups. Groups can also hide too much abuse, sorry as you can tell I'm not a fan of groups, I dont' do groups.
I think architecture would be less echo-y and feel less oppressive, made with more natural materials.
Maybe some sport would be played, but not allowed to dominate in the way it does now.