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    Autism and Platonism

    I’ve been thinking about this a lot and I’m pretty asked this once before on another thread on another topic; but do you think Autistic thinking resembles Platonic thinking? Specifically, do you think we Autistic people have some kind of understanding or sense of the Platonic Forms, or are wired...
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    • autistic thinking idealism plato platonic forms platonism
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    Do people with Autism-1 tend to be "Oughtistic?"

    This morning, I listened to a debate on the Pints with Aquinas podcast and at one point, they started talking about Natural Law and the Is-Ought objection. (I am fascinated with Natural Law and Human Nature, but I'm digressing here.) The word "ought" led me to think about how I tend to obsess...
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