Re: Caught on camera: 3D images give early warning of genetic disorders in children

[Guest guest]

Hmmm... I wonder how long it will be before these people admit that

the Nazi technique of measuring noses and such to identify Jews is

essentially the same thing these people are doing here.

But I was forgetting. In these times, it is still socially

acceptable to use these sorts of techniques to discriminate

against " retards. "

Sorry for violating social protocols everyone. Must be the Aspie in

me determined to point out the hypocrisy between stupid NT social

rules and what NTs actually BELIEVE and DO.

I just wonder how NTs expect Aspies to WANT to be social in a

society like this and with people like them who think so

hypocritically.

Tom

Administrator

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2007/sep/10/2

British Association Festival of Science 2007

Caught on camera: 3D images give early warning of genetic disorders

in children

· Digital method could be used on two-year-olds

· Asperger's syndrome may be target for technique

[Guest guest]

It is funny that lately I was thinking in the classes I was taking,

that since it was the begining of the year and I am working on this new

routine, that I have been more noticably (to me) overwhelmed. Mostly

in the form of racing thoughts and tolerance to chatting noise being

taxed to it's limit. (schools are loud) in addition to feelings to

bolt and racing heart rate.

Little did I know that I don't have to wear a t-shirt to announce that

I have AS. aparrently it's written all over my face. What a relief.

maybe from now on since it is so obvious, college will be far less

stressful(and quiet) Mimi

[Guest guest]

It is funny that lately I was thinking in the classes I was taking,

that since it was the begining of the year and I am working on this new

routine, that I have been more noticably (to me) overwhelmed. Mostly

in the form of racing thoughts and tolerance to chatting noise being

taxed to it's limit. (schools are loud) in addition to feelings to

bolt and racing heart rate.

Little did I know that I don't have to wear a t-shirt to announce that

I have AS. aparrently it's written all over my face. What a relief.

maybe from now on since it is so obvious, college will be far less

stressful(and quiet) Mimi