Aren't we the normal ones for noticing everything??

I feel exactly the same. There's a lot of people in this world who just aren't aware of what's going on around them and don't really care. It's like they walk around with their brains half switched on, only able to carry out basic functions. I put it down to intelligence and a lower level of brain activity.

I've thought for a long time ASD, particularly the social aspect, isn't down to a mental health condition, it's a response to this unnatural way of life most of us have been born into. Even though we live in a modern 'evolving' society we're still just human beings, with the same basic needs as humans 1000 years ago would've had (if humans have been around that long). I think deep down we know there's something very wrong with this world.

I'm not convinced we have a mental health condition which improves the way we think, see, hear and perceive the world, rather this has been gradually reduced from others if anything, but again it could just be down to intelligence and lower brain activity.

I don't think it's dangerous to them because to them it doesn't pose any immediate threat. It seems most people I've met are happy to get on with their lives without questioning anything, detached from the real world, because that's what they've been trained to do.

It's hard to know if we're hypersensitive or normal because we don't come with a manual. In a way it would be like saying a computer was manufactured with a virus which improved it's memory, processing speed etc which wasn't there in the first place, which I'm sure would be virus we'd all want our computers to have, lol.

I feel exactly the same. There's a lot of people in this world who just aren't aware of what's going on around them and don't really care. It's like they walk around with their brains half switched on, only able to carry out basic functions. I put it down to intelligence and a lower level of brain activity.

I've thought for a long time ASD, particularly the social aspect, isn't down to a mental health condition, it's a response to this unnatural way of life most of us have been born into. Even though we live in a modern 'evolving' society we're still just human beings, with the same basic needs as humans 1000 years ago would've had (if humans have been around that long). I think deep down we know there's something very wrong with this world.

I'm not convinced we have a mental health condition which improves the way we think, see, hear and perceive the world, rather this has been gradually reduced from others if anything, but again it could just be down to intelligence and lower brain activity.

I don't think it's dangerous to them because to them it doesn't pose any immediate threat. It seems most people I've met are happy to get on with their lives without questioning anything, detached from the real world, because that's what they've been trained to do.

It's hard to know if we're hypersensitive or normal because we don't come with a manual. In a way it would be like saying a computer was manufactured with a virus which improved it's memory, processing speed etc which wasn't there in the first place, which I'm sure would be virus we'd all want our computers to have, lol.

Whenever I get off a train, or escillator, I feel the need to stand still, for a split second, due to feeling dizzy. Fortunately, I haven't been pushed to one side.