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So it's kind of like we're in this damned if you do and damned if you don't.

It's like all of a sudden,

you know, autism is out there.

You know, it's kind of communication wise, frankly, in a negative way.

On the other hand, it brings the attention to it.

So there is some positive to that so that people can get, hopefully through like shows like this and through information exchange, they can get the honest information and correct information

Unfortunately, that might have been dubbed from, you know, from the incorrect information that came out.

But sometimes there's a silver lining in this.

So I want to make sure, Ellie, that you address the autism spectrum.

And for those on the show, you know, there's a diagram that we'll have in the research that you can refer to.

But in the meantime, go ahead.

Why don't you reflect on that a little bit?

You know, it's interesting.

If somebody says, oh, my child is high-functioning, it begs the question, well, what's low-functioning then?

That's right.

That's right.

You know, it's like, why go there?

It doesn't do anybody any good.

So I highly agree with you on that.

Yeah, I mean, yeah.