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Steve Jelf
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Anthony Schmidt doesn't...

Post by Steve Jelf » Wed Dec 28, 2022 12:30 am

... let a little autism get in the way of his work.

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I was taking pictures when I was 14, but I wasn't this good.

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Re: Anthony Schmidt doesn't...

Post by Wayne Sheldon » Wed Dec 28, 2022 3:52 am

Autism is a bizarre affliction. I have known, and even worked with a few autistics over my years. Many of them are exceptionally intelligent, even savants. But their focus is different than ours. They have difficulty relating to us, which is frustrating for them. Many of them also have remarkable talents. Some have become professional musicians, and artists. Surprisingly enough? Some of them have a remarkable sense of humor! IF you can understand it?

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