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Live Chat with CEO Mark Lever - 2 April

Mike NAS

Hello all,

We are holding a live Q&A discussion with NAS Chief Executive Mark Lever on World Autism Awareness Day (2 April 2013). The event will take place at 5pm for one hour and to register your interest in the event, please follow this link.

The discussion will focus on how we're working to break down the myths about autism, what can be done to increase awareness and what we have planned for the year ahead. 

We are expecting a large number of questions to be submitted so please send in your questions beforehand too so we can do our best to answer as many as possible. Please post your question below; via Twitter using the hashtag #AskMarkNAS; or by posting on our Facebook wall. Alternatively, you can submit your question in real-time during the live chat discussion.

Hope you'll be able to join us.

Best wishes,
Mike, NAS 

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  • I am being to understand that the ambiguity of life effects me, not the situation, as you said,, yes or no seems like a simple question to me,, but yes if and no if seem to be the way of it, political negotitions when there should not be. Hence in law people get off from murder due to circumstantial evidence, but the fact remains they still killed someone. I think the autistic mind does not deal well with ambiguity, we are more black and white facts, which is good in some sectors like science, engineering and accounting but struggle in disney social ambiguity world.

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  • I am being to understand that the ambiguity of life effects me, not the situation, as you said,, yes or no seems like a simple question to me,, but yes if and no if seem to be the way of it, political negotitions when there should not be. Hence in law people get off from murder due to circumstantial evidence, but the fact remains they still killed someone. I think the autistic mind does not deal well with ambiguity, we are more black and white facts, which is good in some sectors like science, engineering and accounting but struggle in disney social ambiguity world.

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