> There is no "us" in the sense that we have something in common which distingushes us from all neurotypical people.
Would you mind expanding on that a bit?
I'm probably misunderstanding, but it seems to me that by definition an attribute like "on the Asperger spectrum" is the kind of partitioning you're saying doesn't exist.
Would you mind expanding on that a bit?
I'm probably misunderstanding, but it seems to me that by definition an attribute like "on the Asperger spectrum" is the kind of partitioning you're saying doesn't exist.