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== Communication and Language == A frequent source of misrecognition in high-functioning autism is '''pragmatic language difference'''βnot lack of words, but a different use of them. Autistic communicators often speak with precision about structures and invariants, and they resist small-talk or social varnish. They may seem overly literal or pedantic; yet in scholarly writing this literalism becomes a virtue, forcing explicitness where convention prefers metaphor. Across my biographical corpus, this linguistic profile accompanies originality rather than opposes it.
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