People With Autism Aren't Interested In Social

I Think A Brain Can Be Made "more Thinking" Or Made "more Emotional." At What Point Does This Become Abnormal? Autism In Its Milder Variants, I Think, Is Part Of Normal Human Variation.

We Owe Them [animals] A Decent Life And A Decent Death, And Their Lives Should Be As Low-stress As Possible. That's My Job. I Wish Animals Could Have More Than Just A Low-stress Life And A Quick, Painless Death. I Wish Animals Could Have A Good Life, Too, With Something Useful To Do. People Were Animals, Too, Once, And When We Turned Into Human Beings We Gave Something Up. Being Close To Animals Brings Some Of It Back.

Now There Are A Few Things With A Shelter - Like With Noise Control, Don't Face Dog Runs Facing Each Other That Tends To Encourage Barking. The Problem You've Got Is That The Kind Of Materials That Absorb Noise Are Difficult To Clean. One Of The Biggest Problems In The Design Of Animal Shelters Is That Animals Are Barking And It's Like The Sound Of A Jet Plane Taking Off.

We Raise Them For Us; That Means We Owe Them Some Respect. Nature Is Creul But We Dont Have To Be. I Wouldnt Want To Have My Guts Ripped Out By A Lion. I'd Much Rather Die In A Slaughter House If It Were Done Right.

I Don't Like The Way Most People Think. It's Imprecise. I Find That When Parents Ask Me Questions, They Ask Very Imprecise Questions. They Say, "my Kid Has Behavioral Problems At School." Well, I Have To Say, "what Kind Of Problems? Is He Hitting? Is He Rude? Does He Rock In Class?" I Need To Narrow Questions To Specifics. I Am Very Pragmatic And Intellectual, Not Emotional. I Do Get Great Satisfaction When A Parent Says, "i Read Your Book, And It Really Helped Me."