Autism Quote by Naoki Higashida

“So how do people with autism see the world, exactly? We, only we, can ever know the answer to that one! Sometimes I actually…

— Naoki Higashida

In the person with autism, the brain may already be seeing the part and be less distracted by the whole, and in the person…

— Simon Baron-Cohen

Because people with autism are also strongly obsessional, meaning that they pursue their current interest to extraordinary detail and lengths and in great depth,…

— Simon Baron-Cohen

If you give people more perspective of one object, they start to see it more clearly.

— Sean Lennon

Autistic peoples' excellent attention to detail means they may make fewer mistakes, and their narrow focus may mean that they are not satisfied until…

— Simon Baron-Cohen

“We know that children with autism like order, that they are often very visual and that they can be quite literal. They deserve beautiful…

— Adele Devine

Among both individuals with high-functioning autism or Asperger and their parents, many are superfast at spotting details. You hardly have time to get the…

— Simon Baron-Cohen

When we look at an object in a different way our perception of it immediately changes. But reality always stays the same...

— Sergio Pinto

Seeing consists of the grasping of structural features rather than the indiscriminate recording of detail.

— Rudolf Arnheim

True vision is always twofold. It involves emotional comprehension as well as physical perception. Yet how rarely we have either. We generally only glance…

— Ross Parmenter

Again, when we view a scene fleetingly, do we consciously see all the details even though we don't retain them, or do we not…

— David Papineau

“Where we direct our attentive focus shapes and informs—literally and materially—our experienced reality. Prolonged attention creates greater intensity. Like a magnifying glass intensifying the…

— Sol Luckman