Neurotypicality Spectrum Disorder

Neurotypicalism is a complex disorder typified by low sensitivity to stimuli and difficulty properly communicating. There isn’t just one type of neurotypical: it’s a spectrum disorder. Some of those individuals are very low functioning and will never be able to live independently in autistic society. Others are high functioning and can almost communicate with normal people, as long as the conversion doesn’t get too complicated. 
== Symptoms==
Individuals with neurotypicalism often don't have normal, age-appropriate special interests like cosmology, mysticism, obscure subcultures, cartography, or how cats are so soft. They might be more interested in unusual things like going to work or observing sports competitions (practitioners should not be alarmed if they cannot give you an in-depth statistical or tactical analysis of the competitions or know the complete history of the teams; they may be more interested in whether or not their chosen team has scored the larger number of points).
==Treatment==
With early intervention, we can improve outcomes for individuals with neurotypicalism, even if they have comorbid allism, sometimes. It’s important to have realistic expectations of them though; it’s not as if they are real people.
==History==
Historically neurotypicality has been understood as a collection of discrete but related conditions. In this more enlightened age we have decided that giving people with widely different symptoms the same name will be less confusing.
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