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Does Autism Hold the Key to What Makes Humans Special?

NONFICTION BOOK REVIEW

NEW YORK TIMES






THE PATTERN SEEKERS How Autism Drives Human Invention By Simon Baron-Cohen

At the end of the 20th century, scholars of human evolution proposed a thrilling idea: Humans were special and distinct from all other animals because of a sudden transformational change that occurred around 35,000 years ago. For millions of years our ancestors had trudged through existence with the same simple tool kit, yet in that special moment, there was a flowering of symbolism, of art, of complicated tool use. This was when the modern human mind was born. You could see its traces in the archaeological record.

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