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The Thing About Being Autistic Is That You Gradually Get Less And Less Autistic, Because You Keep Learning, You Keep Learning How To Behave. It's Like Being In A Play; I'm Always In A Play.

I Studied A Lot Of Animal Behavior And One Of The Things I Find Really Interesting Is The Whole Idea That Animals Are Sensory Based Thinkers And I Wrote About This In My Book, Animals In Translation. That An Animal's Memory Is Not In Words, They've Got To Be In Pictures - It's Very Detailed So Let's Say The Animal Gets Afraid Of Something - They'll Get Afraid Of Something That They're Looking At Or Hearing, The Moment The Bad Thing Happens.

But My Favorite Of Einstein's Words On Religion Is "science Without Religion Is Lame. Religion Without Science Is Blind." I Like This Because Both Science And Religion Are Needed To Answer Life's Great Questions.

From A Scientific Standpoint, Aspergers And Autism Are One Syndrome. Aspergers Is Part Of The Autism Spectrum, Not A Separate Disorder.

Different Cats Don't Like Certain Litter. They Also Don't Like An Unstable Floor, No Animal Like's Unstable Floor. So If You Put A Thin Piece Of Plastic Down Under A Litter Box And The Cat Walks On It And Starts To Slip, They Don't Like That. Any Animal Doesn't Like An Unstable Floor.