Indeed. This way of thinking - the one in AutismCapital’s post - is dangerous and dehumanizing. We know where that leads, and it has never been pretty. I’ve said before that I don’t like Musk being a part of the autistic “club”, and the reason is that, quite frankly, he portrays personality traits that, if people associate them with autism, could be harmful to the perception of us, and of neurodivergent people as a whole.