Legit question: Is he autistic?

I would say so

>>93891231
Maybe you should be more introspective instead of asking us for our opinion of you OP. But no, he is surrounded by dumb people with wax in their ears and golf pencils shoved up their noses when it comes to problem solving.

>>93891231
No, but he's narcissistic and he has OCD.

>>93891231
No, people with autism don't understand non-literal subtleties and his riddles are nothing but those. You're confusing OCD with autism.

>>93891231
aren't we all?

>>93891231
Legit question: what makes you ask that?

>>93891231
Legit question:

Are you an underage who just finished a semester in Intro to Psychology?

@93891231
MOM I USED THE MEME WORD I FIT IN SOMEWHERE NOW I HAVE FRIENDS STOP CRYING DAD WILL COME BACK SOME DAY

>>93892361
Autism

>>93891231
He's a fictional character.

depends on the writer

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>>93891231
>Legit question:
Using street "slang" to prompt your criminal conundrums now, Riddler? That seems very unlike you, unless of course - this is merely a subtle allusion to an urban setting you're plotting your next caper in! Perhaps an inner city school, judging by your direct emphasis on a "question"; implying a pursuit of knowledge rather than a playful intellectual challenge, which would suit your usual modus operandi.
>Is he autistic?
Now this is clever, even for you - you dastardly dark prince of puzzles! Framing the narrative of your brain teaser as though it were a third party speculation upon your twisted criminal mind, and an evidently ill-informed one, at that. "Autism" is the least of your worries, Edward - this word is clearly a red herring, that's true purpose is to represent a combination of chemical elements. AU = Gold, TI = Titanium, S = Sulfur, TI = Titanium (again!), and last but not least C = Carbon... An unusual pattern, which would ordinarily suggest some strangle molecule you've lured me into deciphering... Were it not for the fact that Titanium was listed twice, and in an irregular order which would imply it isn't simply there to represent TI2. Perhaps it isn't the elements you were pointing towards - but their atomic numbers, which combined align into coordinates! 79, 22, 16, 22, 6...

Just as I suspected! Gotham City High School, a learning institution in one of our fair city's poorer neighborhoods... And one you attended yourself, if I'm not mistake. But what could you possibly want with a grievously underfunded learning institution, unless of course- that's it! Your plan is to take revenge on your High School physics teacher, the very same one who - according to your extensive records at Arkham - molested you in the locker rooms while coercing you with false "extra credit" opportunities to nourish your then-developing intellect!

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>>93893407
Well

>>93891231
He does in Gotham

Normally he just has OCD