While I'm away...some reading on autism

Even when I'm on vacation, lots of other great bloggers aren't. The lack of writing on my part makes it even easier for me to point you in the direction of posts likely to be of interest to my readers. Fortunately Prometheus has started posting again after one of his all-too-frequent hiatuses, and here are two of his recent posts worth checking out:

  1. Another nail in the coffin
  2. Myths and Legends of Autism: Part 1, The Myth of the Poor Excretor

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