Herman wrote:
If you look at any interesting exciting figures in the history of humankind particularly the thinkers, be it philosophy/religion, technology/science, art, music etc.. You are very likely to find that most of them have traits that would put them on the spectrum.
If you look at fictional characters in books and films. The interesting kooky characters everyone loves and are worthy of watching, capturing the audiences hearts and emotions, they also often fit on the Spectrum, or at the least they are not NT.
Autistic and other NAT people display the beauty of humanity, its intelligence, its sorrows, its awkwardness, its unique twists. variety and oddities.
The NT world can be rather dull.
Tesla devoted his entire life to science, and he has a ton of characteristics that otherwise suggest he was on the spectrum.
He never had any relationship of any kind, but who's to say he wanted one?