Homo sapiens were quite unremarkable until they met the highly sophisticated Neanderthals. Assimi... more Homo sapiens were quite unremarkable until they met the highly sophisticated Neanderthals. Assimilating the Neanderthal led to the Upper Palaeolithic Revolution since it caused a drastic increase in Homo sapiens’ brain size and consequently brought about their rapid evolution by combining the creativity, resourcefulness and inquisitive spirit of Neanderthals, who were of an individual nature, with the ambition and networking skills of Homo sapiens who were of a social nature.
Since the Neanderthal assimilation most Homo sapiens have retained their predominantly social nature and tend to ostracise those of a predominantly individual nature who, beginning in the 1940s, are being pathologised with the label of autism.
However, human progress is driven by autistic individuals because of their original thinking, lack of conformity, immunity to group dynamics and peer pressure, scepticism of authority and discontentment with the status quo.
The type, combination and manifestation of Neanderthal genes, and their level of acceptability in society, determine whether somebody qualifies for an autism diagnosis.
The Autistic Neanderthal Theory is the only unifying theory of autism since it is able to explain every facet as well as the heterogeneity of autism.
Homo sapiens were quite unremarkable until they met the highly sophisticated Neanderthals. Assimi... more Homo sapiens were quite unremarkable until they met the highly sophisticated Neanderthals. Assimilating the Neanderthal led to the Upper Palaeolithic Revolution since it caused a drastic increase in Homo sapiens’ brain size and consequently brought about their rapid evolution by combining the creativity, resourcefulness and inquisitive spirit of Neanderthals, who were of an individual nature, with the ambition and networking skills of Homo sapiens who were of a social nature.
Since the Neanderthal assimilation most Homo sapiens have retained their predominantly social nature and tend to ostracise those of a predominantly individual nature who, beginning in the 1940s, are being pathologised with the label of autism.
However, human progress is driven by autistic individuals because of their original thinking, lack of conformity, immunity to group dynamics and peer pressure, scepticism of authority and discontentment with the status quo.
The type, combination and manifestation of Neanderthal genes, and their level of acceptability in society, determine whether somebody qualifies for an autism diagnosis.
The Autistic Neanderthal Theory is the only unifying theory of autism since it is able to explain every facet as well as the heterogeneity of autism.
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Since the Neanderthal assimilation most Homo sapiens have retained their predominantly social nature and tend to ostracise those of a predominantly individual nature who, beginning in the 1940s, are being pathologised with the label of autism.
However, human progress is driven by autistic individuals because of their original thinking, lack of conformity, immunity to group dynamics and peer pressure, scepticism of authority and discontentment with the status quo.
The type, combination and manifestation of Neanderthal genes, and their level of acceptability in society, determine whether somebody qualifies for an autism diagnosis.
The Autistic Neanderthal Theory is the only unifying theory of autism since it is able to explain every facet as well as the heterogeneity of autism.
Since the Neanderthal assimilation most Homo sapiens have retained their predominantly social nature and tend to ostracise those of a predominantly individual nature who, beginning in the 1940s, are being pathologised with the label of autism.
However, human progress is driven by autistic individuals because of their original thinking, lack of conformity, immunity to group dynamics and peer pressure, scepticism of authority and discontentment with the status quo.
The type, combination and manifestation of Neanderthal genes, and their level of acceptability in society, determine whether somebody qualifies for an autism diagnosis.
The Autistic Neanderthal Theory is the only unifying theory of autism since it is able to explain every facet as well as the heterogeneity of autism.