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I know personally a good teacher with Asperger. A known case is Vernon L. Smith, Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002, who is professor of Economics. He has Asperger, and talks about it in a video of CNBC that you can find in http://pairal.net/asperger/aspies.php (the second one, under Temple Grandin). He talks specifically about his experience with teaching at 2'30". Best luck!

As the article explains (in section "Cognitive style" and Figure 2) cognitive style depends on the computational properties of the brain, and these are the consequence of their network architecture and synaptic activity, all of them having its origin in genetic and epigenetic causes. What is more important is that there isn't one genetic or epigenetic cause, but certain combinations that produce the hypoentropic dynamism. To explain it: what causes a good soccer player? There is no a unique cause, but a combination of them, some genetic, some not.

Shnoing: Yes, there has to be another disorder corresponding to an hyperentropic brain, but I'm not sure if it can be ADHD or schizofrenia. There is a different theory by Drs. Crespi and Badcock ("The Imprinted Brain") that consider autism and schizofrenia opposite disorders.

I've published a new hypothesis for ASD (Autism, Asperger). It's the first theory entirely consistent with all symptoms and manifestations commonly observed and with recent studies. You can find more info and the complete article at: http://pairal.net/asperger/dhe.php There is also an introductory video in Vimeo and in Youtube I have also published a book that is also freely available in my web, but it's only in Spanish and in Catalan (http://pairal.net/asperger/llibre.php). Ramon Cererols http://www.pairal.net/