Greetings from a highly functional asperger autist,

  1. My mentality is ASD, the opposite of ADD, that is, Attention Surplus Disorder. The average persons have an attention span of eight seconds (per McGill University 2015 study[was twelve seconds in 2010 study]) which means their consciousness no longer cogitates what they were thinking nine seconds ago. You have experienced this when you say to yourself, "What was I just thinking?"
  2. McGill researchers cited smart phones as a primary cause of the reduced attention span. Other researchers cite the impersonal nature of cell phones, as well as social media, as a cause for reduced interpersonal skills and increased depression. The reputed tools of connectivity are downhill paths of intelligence and happiness. For some people, they are connectivity cliffs, aka, suicides.
  3. With ASD, one discerns discontinuity or contradictions in average attention-spanners. When queried about inconsistencies, most people go on the defensive as they do not remember what they just said. Many turn on their anger engines. Their ego defense introduces thin-skinned mental blockage that further reduces mental recollections. In effect, a lower attention span predisposes one to be natural, unintentional hypocrites, i.e., dumber than one's usual normal. And, if you throw in low-information truisms, one finds it takes a fool to argue with a fool.
  4. A true autist with ASD learns to withdraw from social interactions as the inherent natural and relative hypocrisy of others causes inner discord. There is a difference between intentional and intellect hypocrisy as one can see in a child explaining how to play chess as if it were checkers. ASD'er are accused of being argumentative when all one is trying to do is to clarify what the automatic hypocrite means in his words.
  5. ASD'ers are verbal chess-players rather than mere checker-movers. They use big words because they can cogitate the broader, deeper meaning for apt application to the nuance of the moment.
  6. A true autist is a big diamond in the rough who requires more polishing than the average child. But, given care, an autist will shine brighter.
  7. Most parents with true and pseudo autistic children want others to foot the bill as they continue to spend money that worsen CO2 levels: shop-till-you-drop, sports play-play-play ... gas guzzlers, etc. There are exceptions. Almost two decades ago at a summer party, I told the host that I thought her one-year-old daughter exhibited autistic tendency. As a friend she took no offense. Six months later, a doctor diagnosed autism. The mother quit her high-paying office manager job to focus on being her daughter's full-time companion up to middle-school. At this point the daughter was able to function independently with achievements in academia and music. But, she still is autistic as when I meet her in high school. Ahe is asocial. I am proud of this mother (Michelle) who knows her daughter will not end up in a back ward for convenience sake.
  8. As an ASD'er, I was lucky to have had life-helpers who helped reverse my childhood and adolescent life hell.

Timism, the Morality of More Time, aka, Periodic Table of Existence is a tribute to my ASD of asperger autism.

  1. I can tie things together because I have a broader attention span to juggle more information. One is a transductive rather than deductive or inductive reasoner.
  2. I find information more interesting than people. By the age of eight I had page thru the 20-volume World Book encyclopedia five times.
  3. I am a longer because I find most human contact rife with hypocrisy and pettiness so I have more time to think (I designed my den to be a thinking chamber.)
  4. I don't waste time on wants as much as most people as I see the cancerous time-losses in wants.

Taken all together, Timism is a validation of my existence as a thinking being with a high ASD. My college achievement is but straw before my eyes compared to Timism.

If you find Attentions Surplus Disorder too onerous to understand, a simple phrase will substitute, "ASD'ers are smarter than most."

When you realize you dislike me, you will know the reason
that most people don't like me when they meet me.
After awhile, few do.