Imagining a neurodivergent world

I suspect we'd do no better than NT's. 

I disagree - NTs generally have little consideration for the consequences of any of their actions - that is the polar opposite of an autistic response. They are in power because they rush to judgement and speak with the conviction of the ignorant. We consider all the factors before we decide on the best course of action. This simple formula alone would make the world immeasurably better...not over night obviously. It would take us a little longer to decide

I disagree - NTs generally have little consideration for the consequences of any of their actions - that is the polar opposite of an autistic response. They are in power because they rush to judgement and speak with the conviction of the ignorant. We consider all the factors before we decide on the best course of action. This simple formula alone would make the world immeasurably better...not over night obviously. It would take us a little longer to decide

I must know a lot of rare neurotypicals, then. I'm currently being helped by a bunch of neurotypicals who are working for a mental health charity and are being extremely good to me. They are certainly aware of the consequences of their actions and, thankfully, the consequences of those actions are being very positive at the moment, I find.

To get to the position of 'supreme leader' you probably didn't suffer much indecision though? 

You can guarantee we'd perfect the disintegration booth long before they did in Star Trek.

The problems with indecision tend to fade when you are supreme leader, I hear... 

Seanado said:

NTs generally have little consideration for the consequences of any of their actions - that is the polar opposite of an autistic response.

Totally agree! 

That is one of the many reasons we'd be no better; we'd be no better in a different way—one of those things being indecision.