Celebrities With Autism

There is no proof that people who have autism have to lead a retarded life for the rest of their lives. People with autism are very creative and if let to develop in the field of their interest they tend to excel and even become famous.

Some of the most famous personalities we know like even Albert Einstein have suffered from learning disabilities.

Here are some of the most famous characters and celebrities with autism.

    - Amanda bags, who is an advocate of autistic rights today in the United States
    - Lucy Blackman an educated author
    - Derek Paravicini, a blind British musician and composer
    - Tim Ellis, Australian magician
    - Dawn prince Hughes, a famous anthropologist
    - Santosh Tajiri, creator of the famous Pokemon

The people listed here may be known to some people and some may not have heard about them. The famous painter Leonardo da Vinci also exhibited symptoms of autism in his life through out as suggested through his biographies. It has been noticed in several instances that people with autism display extraordinary energy and creativity and if they use it positively, then they can really do something extraordinary with it.

It is seen through these several examples listed above that people with a learning disability could actually achieve something that even a normal person could not achieve. From some researches it is proven that some autistic children can be below average at the beginning but later they tend to become very intelligent and they do not show this intelligence as a normal person would, but their knowledge would be more specialized than the others.

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