is this aspergers, and what prospects relationally?

[BryanMaloney]

If that were true, then autism could not be considered a spectrum. (The colors, obviously, are being used as analogies.)

Even our perception of the rainbow is an anthropocentric interpretation due to the construction of our eyes, but it is a shared perception.

You have no clue what a spectrum can refer to, do you? A spectrum is NOT restricted only to colors. It isn't even restricted to electromagnetic energy. A spectrum can refer to any sort of continuum that has some sort of clustering therein but does not have hard-and-fast boundaries that easily delineate categories.

 

[BryanMaloney]

There is no such thing as "violet autism". There is no such thing as "red autism".

 

[Sabertooth]

Moved to http://www.christianforums.com/threads/autistic-spectrum.7946144/

 

[Sabertooth]

Let's move this topic so that we won't continue to derail this thread...