I wonder if it is through magnet or electrical inpulse input…

Many people with autism have difficulty managing or interpreting their senses, which at times become overloaded and can cause what is known as fragmentation or other forms of distortion or synaesthesia. It is like throwing a lot of stones into a pool and trying to look at every ripple, as opposed to the pool as a whole.

Neurotypical individuals seem to have an override mechanism, which allows us to see the whole picture.

Referring to the neurological model mentioned above – if every sensory input had unlimited ‘ripples’, we would be confused, as is sometimes experienced by those on the autistic spectrum.

Some of us must have a method of calming the system to prevent a network overload.

combine
this entirely intuitive result
with the less intuitive discovery that we are all in some way synethsthetic (i love the Boo Bah Kiki test)
Steve Job’s point (“3 lessons from my life” given to Princeton I take) ” you can only join the dots up in hindsight” and you get a pretty good reason to value even the little things as they will butterfly into bigger ones,make unexpected connections & create value for you at some time if you allow them too

Thanks 4 your generous mind
Graham