Re: Interview: Henry and Kamila Markram about The Intense World Theory for Autism

[Guest guest]

Mark A. wrote:

> IMO, it is too much of a /grand theory/ (a term we use in sociology). In

> other words, it attempts a one-size-fits-all approach to Autism. I

> suspect that there will turn out to be many different /Autisms/, each

> with its own set of determinants.

Hear, hear. I agree, Mark. Although I did find the article very

interesting nonetheless.

Best,

~CJ

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" We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we

created them. " ~~ Albert Einstein

[Guest guest]

Intense World Theory for Autism

IMO, it is too much of a grand theory (a term we use in sociology). In other words, it attempts a one-size-fits-all approach to Autism. I suspect that there will turn out to be many different

Autisms, each with its own set of determinants.

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Mark A. , Ph.D., sociology of religion, theory, and clinical sociology

Portal: www.markfoster.net * Critical realism:

www.structurization.com

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www.bahaifaith.info * Clinical:

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