Update to my last post

I found all this on Discord and I am currently in an environment where I cannot access it, I'll find them later when I can access it

If you have a Discord account I would recommend joining the server I linked in the post, pretty much all the statistics/information I will say comes from a related server (although that's basically a shitposting server now, and the server I linked is the professional wing of the movement).

I'd be interested in looking at those studies, if you're able to post a link?

Yeah, I can understand it being hard to move.

> I also have concerns about whether you could get enough autistic people who are happy to work in people facing roles such as shops, cafes etc, and particularly the medical profession. Would you get autism trained neurotypical staff for these roles if you couldn't recruit from the autistic population?

If we needed to, yes.

> Also, would you accept older people like us who might need care in the not too distant future?

Of course.

Studies have shown us to be more empathetic and with a greater sense of justice in general, as well as more efficient instead of making everything hard, and also being less authoritarian and more questioning of authority, this is what I mean, sorry for the confusion.

These values would be the basis of the legal system and such.

What are autistic values? As individuals with a wide range of thoughts, feelings, opinions and views, I'm always interested to know how people asign value/s and do'es everyone belonging to a particular group, in this case ASC agree with them?

If it was not exclusively for autistic people, just tailored to autistic needs, I might be interested. However it would be difficult for me and my partner to move out of the town we live in, as neither of us drive and travelling a long way by public transport is not something we like to do now. 

I also have concerns about whether you could get enough autistic people who are happy to work in people facing roles such as shops, cafes etc, and particularly the medical profession. Would you get autism trained neurotypical staff for these roles if you couldn't recruit from the autistic population?

Also, would you accept older people like us who might need care in the not too distant future?

It wouldn't be exclusively autistic, it would simply be autistic-oriented and operate under autistic values.

I cannot help but feel that an autistic territory (whatever you wish to call it) would result in causing even more of a 'them and us' situation.

The society wouldn't necessarily be exclusive to autists, but allistics would have to be comfortable living in an autistic-oriented society.

I love my neurotypical family and friends too much. Though I'd visit for a holiday.