Is it possible that Ben Carson has Asperger's Syndrome?

[guno]

This is not to be a ha ha ha bashing thread but a serious question that has been brought up

IS IT POSSIBLE THAT BEN CARSON HAS ASPERGER'S SYNDROME?

 

[ScienceRocks]

Maybe...

He has a hard time speaking and talking directly to people. Sounds like Asperger to me.

 

[jillian]

This is not to be a ha ha ha bashing thread but a serious question that has been brought up

IS IT POSSIBLE THAT BEN CARSON HAS ASPERGER'S SYNDROME?

Bill Gates has aspergers.

 

[Dot Com]

Very interesting theory.

 

[aris2chat]

He does not seem to show obvious symptoms of struggling in unusual and unfamiliar situation.
I don't watch or listen to him much or seriously.

 

[Pogo]

Very interesting theory.

Not if you know anything about Asperger's.

None of the ramblingly incoherent anecdotes in the linked article are related to Asperger's. It has nothing to do with any of that.

There is no point made here.

 

[Pogo]

He does not seem to show obvious symptoms of struggling in unusual and unfamiliar situation.
I don't watch or listen to him much or seriously.

Asperger's has more to do with interpreting non-verbal communication cues --- not with how one comes up with theories or policies. In other words it has nothing to do with deductive reasoning. It's relevant to interpersonal relationships.

 

[aaronleland]

This article is retarded, and I hope the person who wrote it gets AIDS.

 

[aaronleland]

The article cites an actor playing a character from a shitty sitcom as an example. What a ******* joke.

 

[blastoff]

I smell guano again.

 

[IsaacNewton]

This is not to be a ha ha ha bashing thread but a serious question that has been brought up

IS IT POSSIBLE THAT BEN CARSON HAS ASPERGER'S SYNDROME?

This is what I've been saying for a couple weeks now, there is something creepy about this dude. He's obviously intelligent about 'some' things, you can't be a surgeon without knowing a lot, but his mind is really bizarre when you listen to him. I not only think he isn't qualified to be president, not on experience but on a mind that isn't sound. I also am wondering now how exactly this guy remained head of anything at John's Hopkins! The people that worked with him daily had to know there was something strange going on with him.

He will be forced to drop out, his ideas and splintered view of reality are mounting against him.

 

[EverCurious]

Even if he did, the outcome of it is actually probably beneficial to a president; being "stuck" in the White House "bubble" etc. I'm not particularly worried about a presidential candidate having things like OCD, ADHD, etc.

The thing about the pyramids being built for grain storage though... it defies logic so it bothers me a bit that he actually believes that.

 

[Pogo]

The article cites an actor playing a character from a shitty sitcom as an example. What a ******* joke.

That actually might be one of the rare places it has a point -- if the character referenced is an accurate description.

I don't watch TV so I don't know the character at all, so whether it's an accurate example I have no clue.

Bottom line is still that the effect of Asperger's is simply that one's mind works in a different way from others. It doesn't mean we reach different conclusions.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Even if he did, the outcome of it is actually probably beneficial to a president; being "stuck" in the White House "bubble" etc. I'm not particularly worried about a presidential candidate having things like OCD, ADHD, etc.

The thing about the pyramids being built for grain storage though... it defies logic so it bothers me a bit that he actually believes that.

If it was only one thing you could say eh, whatever.

It isn't, he says things every day that are bizarre. Sorry but the dude's creepy meter stays at about 80% constantly.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

I believe it's pronounced asspullers syndrome.

 

[1stRambo]

This is not to be a ha ha ha bashing thread but a serious question that has been brought up

IS IT POSSIBLE THAT BEN CARSON HAS ASPERGER'S SYNDROME?

Yo, typical Mini Socialist article, move on, Lies, and more Lies from the Mini Socialist Media!!! If this were TRUE? I wish I had it, so I could use toilet paper made out of dollar bills!!!

"GTP"

 

[Two Thumbs]

This is not to be a ha ha ha bashing thread but a serious question that has been brought up

IS IT POSSIBLE THAT BEN CARSON HAS ASPERGER'S SYNDROME?

Another leftist racist shows himself to be what he is.

even reaching deep for the "I'm looking for medical flaws" via the tv.

that's extra pathetic.

 

[guno]

The article cites an actor playing a character from a shitty sitcom as an example. What a ******* joke.

That actually might be one of the rare places it has a point -- if the character referenced is an accurate description.

I don't watch TV so I don't know the character at all, so whether it's an accurate example I have no clue.

Bottom line is still that the effect of Asperger's is simply that one's mind works in a different way from others. It doesn't mean we reach different conclusions.

Misreading verbal que's and non verbal que's

 

[guno]

This is not to be a ha ha ha bashing thread but a serious question that has been brought up

IS IT POSSIBLE THAT BEN CARSON HAS ASPERGER'S SYNDROME?

Another leftist racist shows himself to be what he is.

even reaching deep for the "I'm looking for medical flaws" via the tv.

that's extra pathetic.

Gee another cross groveling inbred that cannot discuss

 

[Pogo]

The article cites an actor playing a character from a shitty sitcom as an example. What a ******* joke.

That actually might be one of the rare places it has a point -- if the character referenced is an accurate description.

I don't watch TV so I don't know the character at all, so whether it's an accurate example I have no clue.

Bottom line is still that the effect of Asperger's is simply that one's mind works in a different way from others. It doesn't mean we reach different conclusions.

Misreading verbal que's and non verbal que's

I don't think <que's> is a word even in Spanish. And I know it isn't in French.

If you mean cues (notice no apostrophe, as we never ever use an apostrophe to form a plural in English), no, it's about NON-verbal cues. Like body language and facial expression.