Was he autistic?

>>85551589
sure

>>85551589
sure

>>85551589
sure

>>85551589
shore

sure

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>>85551589
sure

shurmano

>>85551589

No. He's a psychopath. But you'd be forgiven for confusing him with an autistic. Since psychopaths and autistics both have lower (or no) empathy. Making them like robots.

He's also a fatalist (in the sense that he believes strongly in fate, causality).

sure

>>85554912
Autists are kinda the opposite of psychopaths. Autists make the perfect victims for psychopaths to be honest

But they both confuse normies

>>85551589
I don't think an autist would have had such an easy time asserting himself over the proprietor at the gas station like that.

>>85555691
Don't know about that. I believe Autists also have problems with empathy. Psychopaths can fake it though. Or maybe that's more sociopaths?

>In our previous review we decided to explore ASD to address the rapidly increasing media and academic reporting of violent crime (which largely consists of case reports or surveys of criminal groups) committed by offenders with ASD. Such attention has served to generate a speculative association between ASDs and offending behavior. We concluded that “a significant proportion of mass or serial killers may have had neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorder or head injury”

>Crucially though, the majority of mass/serial killers with ASD who were included in our review also had experienced other psychosocial risk factors for criminal behavior (e.g., physical or sexual abuse), suggesting that it is usually a complex combination of neurodevelopmental and environmental factors that is associated with acts of extreme violence, rather than autism alone.

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00223980.2016.1175998