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Wow! There is some indication that autism has increased in our day because of super intelligent, engineering-minded people meeting in the work place and getting married. At least, such couples have a higher rate of autistically born children. There is no doubt that this is a super-engineer's brain, to be able to do something so precise. How amazing!
I've never heard that before, but does seem like there could be a genetic link in that way. Not that I'm at all an expert, or even really slightly knowledgeable about autism.
The only factor I've heard as a possibility is the whole vaccine thing (some chemical in vaccines), but I'm not sure the evidence supports that.
Regardless of how autism happens - the results in this man's life are amazing!
This was truly amazing! What a gift. B.
Amazing. Sometimes I don't believe we have even scratched the surface of the complexity of the human mind--or body, for that matter. God is quite an architect... and this man has been given a fascinating ability.
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