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A human-accelerated neuron type potentially underlying autism in humans

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185 points ivewonyoung | 1 comments | 28 Sep 25 23:32 UTC | HN request time: 0.206s | source
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petermcneeley ◴[29 Sep 25 01:15 UTC] No.45409539[source]▶
What if it is more like Vegeta's super saiyan 2. A false super saiyan 2 form. Just like the real SS2 maintains both power and agility the real Übermensch will attain new levels of IQ while maintaining if not advancing a strong EQ.

https://dragonball.fandom.com/wiki/Super_Saiyan_Second_Grade

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Insanity ◴[29 Sep 25 01:20 UTC] No.45409572[source]▶
lol that’s an interesting comparison. Another angle is that our categorization of what is atypical is the actual problem, and not the symptom itself.
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1. throwup238 ◴[29 Sep 25 03:40 UTC] No.45410127[source]▶
> Another angle is that our categorization of what is atypical is the actual problem, and not the symptom itself.

I wouldn't call it a problem so much as a fundamental aspect to human psychology as a clinical science. A lot of mental disorders are only really diagnosable by the impact the disorder has on the individual's life because of the fundamental limitations on external observers so at some point we have to draw a line or create a spectrum of what is considered "typical".