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[Atavistic Autist]

I've often heard that autistic people have high neural activity in the amygdala, which explains their propensity to have anxiety disorders.

This is only partly true. Recently some researchers actually decided to study autistic adults rather than just autistic children, and they found out that the amygdala of autists stops growing by the age of 16. This means that after adolescence, autistic people steadily lose the ability to feel fear as neurons die in this region of the brain without being replaced. In essence, autistic brains start resembling those of psychopaths in one key respect during adulthood -- just as NTs become increasingly inhibited by the continued growth of this region in their brains!

It's clearly the reason why autists are only seen to become successful later in life. And I can confirm that this is true by anecdotal experience (encountering autistic boomers).

Definitely do not be ashamed to LDAR pending your psychopathic adaptations

Amygdala neurons increase as children become adults -- except in autism

Researchers have found that typically-developing children gain more neurons in a region of the brain that governs social and emotional behavior, the amygdala, as they become adults. This phenomenon does not happen in people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Instead, children with ASD have too...

www.sciencedaily.com

 

[ShiiOfTheSPLC]

I've often heard that autistic people have high neural activity in the amygdala, which explains their propensity to have anxiety disorders.

This is only partly true. Recently some researchers actually decided to study autistic adults rather than just autistic children, and they found out that the amygdala of autists stops growing by the age of 16. This means that by adolescence, autistic people steadily lose the ability to feel fear as neurons die in this region of the brain without being replaced; in essence, autistic brains start resembling those of psychopaths in one key respect.

It's clearly the reason why autists are really only seen to become successful later in life. And I can confirm that this is true by anecdotal experience (encountering autistic boomers).

Definitely do not be ashamed to LDAR pending your psychopathic adaptations

Amygdala neurons increase as children become adults -- except in autism

Researchers have found that typically-developing children gain more neurons in a region of the brain that governs social and emotional behavior, the amygdala, as they become adults. This phenomenon does not happen in people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Instead, children with ASD have too...

www.sciencedaily.com

 

[Animecel2D]

Mogged by autists once again

why live as a neurotypicalcel

 

[Caesercel]

Mogged by autists once again

why live as a neurotypicalcel

Ah the most NT user on this forum. Absolutely no autism here folks

 

[Animecel2D]

Ah the most NT user on this forum. Absolutely no autism here folks

Legit

 

[LeDepravedCel]

So then maybe I will become low inhib one day.

 

[highinhibition]

It would be cool if we would all become millionaires
and move some pawns

 

[Deleted member 35110]

if you are autistic just rope

 

[Sennacherib]

Mogged by autists once again

 

[Robtical]

No wonder I feel my power level increasing everyday.

 

[Deleted member 32183]

No wonder I feel my power level increasing everyday.

 

[Gamiro]

I'm 17 and I think I'm still high inhib

 

[Atavistic Autist]

I'm 17 and I think I'm still high inhib

You still have a long way to go before your amygdala is sufficiently reduced in its operations.

Although the process has already started, it is from a high base (your amygdala has heretofore been overdeveloped relative to NTs, but the trajectory is inverting itself now).

 

[Deleted member 28148]

Mogged by autists once again

why live as a neurotypicalcel

mfw

 

[AutisticMonstrosity]

You still have a long way to go before your amygdala is sufficiently reduced in its operations.

Although the process has already started, it is from a high base (your amygdala has heretofore been overdeveloped relative to NTs, but the trajectory is inverting itself now).

At what age it is most often sufficiently reduced in its operations in your experience?

 

[PixyBLACKED]

Nice I shall soon make NTs hide in fear of my based low inhib.
Over if your NT in the year of our lord 2021

 

[Deleted member 35171]

I've often heard that autistic people have high neural activity in the amygdala, which explains their propensity to have anxiety disorders.

This is only partly true. Recently some researchers actually decided to study autistic adults rather than just autistic children, and they found out that the amygdala of autists stops growing by the age of 16. This means that after adolescence, autistic people steadily lose the ability to feel fear as neurons die in this region of the brain without being replaced. In essence, autistic brains start resembling those of psychopaths in one key respect during adulthood -- just as NTs become increasingly inhibited by the continued growth of this region in their brains!

It's clearly the reason why autists are only seen to become successful later in life. And I can confirm that this is true by anecdotal experience (encountering autistic boomers).

Definitely do not be ashamed to LDAR pending your psychopathic adaptations

Amygdala neurons increase as children become adults -- except in autism

Researchers have found that typically-developing children gain more neurons in a region of the brain that governs social and emotional behavior, the amygdala, as they become adults. This phenomenon does not happen in people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Instead, children with ASD have too...

www.sciencedaily.com

This calls for a "the autistic chad vs the NT virgin" meme

 

[Deleted member 35979]

false information

 

[Deleted member 30682]

I've often heard that autistic people have high neural activity in the amygdala, which explains their propensity to have anxiety disorders.

This is only partly true. Recently some researchers actually decided to study autistic adults rather than just autistic children, and they found out that the amygdala of autists stops growing by the age of 16. This means that after adolescence, autistic people steadily lose the ability to feel fear as neurons die in this region of the brain without being replaced. In essence, autistic brains start resembling those of psychopaths in one key respect during adulthood -- just as NTs become increasingly inhibited by the continued growth of this region in their brains!

It's clearly the reason why autists are only seen to become successful later in life. And I can confirm that this is true by anecdotal experience (encountering autistic boomers).

Definitely do not be ashamed to LDAR pending your psychopathic adaptations

Amygdala neurons increase as children become adults -- except in autism

Researchers have found that typically-developing children gain more neurons in a region of the brain that governs social and emotional behavior, the amygdala, as they become adults. This phenomenon does not happen in people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Instead, children with ASD have too...

www.sciencedaily.com

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[IsolationHurts]

Lifefuel for @your personality @Idotms @yikerinos @IsolationHurts @-BrettyBoy- @gigacel123 @IslaVista69 and various other users...

Yeah, i didnt want to comment because the study seems pretty weak.
But i can confirm that, as an aspie oldcel, things slowly got better with time. I dont feel strong emotions anymore (not good or bad) and depression doesnt manifest itself as as extreme and crippling anxiety but just general background apathy and lack of motivation. Im not really interested in people anymore. Not their lives, their dramas, their feelings, their experiences. Isolation still hurts, but not as much as it did 4 years ago. Also, im almost asexual by now.
I dont know if this is caused by an atrophied amygdala, tho.

 

[Deleted member 30682]

Yeah, i didnt want to comment because the study seems pretty weak.
But i can confirm that, as an aspie oldcel, things slowly got better with time. I dont feel strong emotions anymore (not good or bad) and depression doesnt manifest itself as as extreme and crippling anxiety but just general background apathy and lack of motivation. Im not really interested in people anymore. Not their lives, their dramas, their feelings, their experiences. Isolation still hurts, but not as much as it did 4 years ago. Also, im almost asexual by now.
I dont know if this is caused by an atrophied amygdala, tho.

This is a very interesting topic indeed

 

[TallCelFag]

Mogged by autists once again

why live as a neurotypicalcel

Ah the most NT user on this forum. Absolutely no autism here folks