Neurodiverse scores of self-identified NTs

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The graph below shows the distribution of ND scores in the Aspie Quiz of 81 self-identified NT people:

http://rdos.net/eng/Aspie-quiz.php



One person with 151/200 ND score identifies as neurotypical but with a super-INTJ personality type.

0 to 22 / 200 ND = 3 people (3,70%)
23 to 44 / 200 ND = 19 people (23,46%)
45 to 66 / 200 ND = 20 people (24,69%)
67 to 89 / 200 ND = 13 people (16,05%)
90 to 111 / 200 ND = 8 people (9,88%)
112 to 133 / 200 ND = 10 people (12,35%)
134 to 155 / 200 ND = 7 people (8,64%)
155 to 177 / 200 ND = 1 person (1,23%)
178 to 200 / 200 ND = nobody scored this

I have often contemplated the idea of an "anti-aspie" -- that is, the extreme opposite end of the "spectrum" (if we are to accept that metaphor). What would the total opposite of an aspie be? In this chart, therefore, I'd be curious to know more about the three people who scored at the far left end.