@KatyElphinstone Also, some autistics have learned to not show feelings whatsoever. I met someone who had no feelings in their tone and reacted as if he had no feelings on anything.

Asking him why he had no feelings, he told me it was out of a need to survive, for whenever he did have feelings, his father would grab him by the neck, lift him into the air and hold him against a wall.

Yeah, we got some PTSD there.

@KatyElphinstone Faulty moral reasoning of the person who told the story and/or created the test.

@KatyElphinstone Janet is responsible, but also her friend for not asking someone else to doule check the facts of the situation.

Janet made a mistake (or she lied). Did the story tell us if Janet was lying or mistaken? Lies should be punished, mistakes should be taken as Janet needing better education,. A lie or Janet didnt know any better, so an adult should have told her the truth.

We should learn from mistakes, not be punished for what we didnt know.

Involuntary manslaughter.

@KatyElphinstone My empathy can be so intense sometimes, I get overwhelmed.

I definately dont lack empathy, and my theory of mind is also intense.

Everything I feel, see, hear, taste, smell is intense.

I'm autistic.

Damned lying myths, makes people think bad stuff about me that isnt true.

@alice No I would not. Instead, I'd step into my blue phone booth, and enjoy the bigger inside, by myself, and explore the universe. I'd be Roctor Who. And my Tardis would be green, and look like a portapotty on the outside, as who would wanna go inside that?! lol.

A day, for infinity. Ah Timelord life.