Figured out something. Echolalia works with singing

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I figured out I can think in many ways and that picking the best way improves my learning and social skills. After reading a lot about psychology, philosophy, emotional intelligence, neurology and artificial intelligence (I've been reading since I'm 13 years old, the human mind is my obsession) here is my theory about thinking.

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I would love to read your opinions, since I learned about different ways of thinking in this forum (I can't remember my old account name, doubutsu or something like that), reading Thinking in pictures and by introspection.

I believe i have asperger, because I'm faceblind, daydream a lot, experience sensory overload and pannic attacks, have an overdeveloped vocabulary, have navigation problems, pace and rock when anxious, have problems with common task such as using the washing machine despite being a computer engineer. And I have echolalia and just figured out I can use it to sing on pitch with no practice and not just animal/machines sounds.


Thanks!

Cleared up my mind a bit.

What I wanted to say is that imitating human voices is not different from making animal impressions, but I mixed it up with echolalia because I learned to make some animal impressions (such as dog barks) after doing them involuntarily (I had to teach myself not to do it, though sometimes I can't help it, it happens too fast). But this is not involuntary, so it is not echolalia.