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Thomas Paul Murphy

Tuesday, April 15, 2025

As completely vague as possible 04 15 2025

 I am perhaps talking about someone entrusted with responsibility of a great many people.  But maybe I am not.

And now I am talking about someone with Aspergers Syndrome.  And I am in no way making the claim that is the same person or isn't as per above.

And from what I read Aspergers Syndrome is no longer a separate condition from Downs Syndrome but is listed as part of the Downs Syndrome Spectrum Disorder.

So they are separate?

But per the definition 16 to18% of people with Downs Syndrome also have Autism Spectrum Disorder.

link to findings: autism spectrum disorder downs syndrome - Search

So here is what Aspergers Syndrome is defined to be, and it is considered part of Autism Spectrum Disorder.

  • Poor social interactions
  • Unusual speech patterns
  • Limited facial expressions
  • Unique mannerisms
  • Obsessive routines or interests
  • Sensitivity to sensory stimuli
  • Trouble with social interactions
  • Restricted interests
  • Near obsessive interest in a particular subject
  • A desire for uniformity
  • Distinctive strengths
  • Superior rote memory
  • Ability to understand technical or factual information
  • Trouble absorbing abstract information
  • Tendency to focus on details, which may result in missing “the bigger picture”.
Link to Google Search results just displayed:

What am I trying to say?
I am not trying to say, "Who better to ferret Social Security?"
I don't think I am trying to say that.
Because I really do not want to offend anyone who might be hypersensitive to the issue.

Nor am I attempting to make any comments with regard to Republicans belief in leadership.

© 2025 Thomas Paul Murphy

Ps.  And they way that they change how these things are defined.  Does that look like somebody from New York named Three Card Montey is getting involved?  Oh wait one of them well dressed people did own casinos but failed at it.

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