Chris71186 wrote:
Afasia wrote:
I'm sorry for the (partially) off topic, but you really triggered this...
The DSM decided that since May 2015 (If I remember well) Asperger...does not exist. In the sense that there is only one category for the all Austims Spectrum Disorders, no subcategories anymore. Or probably there are still distinctions between high functioning and low functioning autism. Doesn't matter, it's not the point. The point is: Asperger does not exists.
Now.
Since I study philosophy and I can't keep from focusing on ambiguities, I had fun reflecting on the following puzzle.
(1) I am Asperger [uttered after a diagnose < 2015]
(2) No one stop being Asperger [in the sense, you can't ''heal'' from AS]
(3) Asperger does not exists [DSM 2015]
(4) I cannot be Asperger
(5) But (1) is true at the moment of utterance
(5) For (2), (1) should be true at any time until I exist.
(6) Therefore, (1) is true contradiction! (4)&(6) are mutually incompatible!
okay...I am (over)tired and I still have work to do...
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Have fun if you like this kind of puzzles!
are you serious?? I can't really call myself "high functioning autistic" and I'm certainly not normal..... guess I'm back to just being weird.
I personally have been weird all my life.
Saying that Asperger's doesn't exist is just a matter of semantics. Something is going on that the medical profession will put some kind of label on.
I also don't like the HFA label, but then again too, I don't like any kind of label.
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