Locos, nerds, y sabios: Neurodiversidad y creatividad

En la antigdad no hab燰 nadie que revisara a Pablo M嫫mol para ver si ten燰 dislexia, a Alley Oop para ver si ten燰 autismo o a Og para ver si ten燰 TOC, pero alguien pintaba en las paredes de la cueva.

Con el paso de los a隳s, algunos de los ni隳s inteligentes (a quienes todos llamaban bichos raros) crecieron y llegaron a hacer cosas importantes. Como Pit墔oras, Miguel 聲gel, Mark Twain, Nikola Tesla, Marie Curie, George Gershwin, Oscar Wilde, Eleanor Roosevelt, Salvador Dal?y tal vez t? (A hay tiempo.)

Todas esas personas eran muy diferentes. Eran brillantes, pero raras. Extravagantes. Por eso se invent?la palabra Neurodiverso.

Es usted? Si es as? ahora tendr?una excusa para esos peque隳s y molestos h墎itos que ha estado ocultando. O est?en estado de negaci鏮?

Eche un vistazo a este libro. 猋ase a la fiesta!

Back in antiquity there was no one to check Barney Rubble for dyslexia or Alley Oop for autism or

Og for OCD, but somebody was painting on the walls of the cave.

Over the years, some of the smart kids (who everyone called weirdos) grew up to do important things. Like Pythagoras, Michelangelo, Mark Twain, Nikola Tesla, Marie Curie, George Gershwin, Oscar Wilde, Eleanor Roosevelt, Salvadore Dali, and maybe you. (There's still time.)

Those folks were all very different. They were brilliant, yet odd. Quirky. So the word Neurodiverse was invented.

Is that you? If so, now you'll have an excuse for those annoying little habits you've been hiding. Or are you in denial?

Check out this book. Join the party!