爱因斯坦综合征
The Einstein Syndrome
Thomas Sowell · 初版 2001 年
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“两项针对智力异乎寻常地超常、同时开口说话又异常晚的儿童的独立研究，构成了这些孩子及其常常陷入焦虑的父母戏剧性故事的背景。尽管对这类儿童的研究在过去十年内才刚起步，但在全美及海外已经涌现出大量范例。”——书封折口。
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The Einstein Syndrome
Thomas Sowell · 初版 2001 年
“两项针对智力异乎寻常地超常、同时开口说话又异常晚的儿童的独立研究，构成了这些孩子及其常常陷入焦虑的父母戏剧性故事的背景。尽管对这类儿童的研究在过去十年内才刚起步，但在全美及海外已经涌现出大量范例。”——书封折口。
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……学校，被归类为智力迟钝。在他的一位老师发现他的数学天赋后，他确实破格快速升入文理中学（gymnasium）和大学。这并不意味着他笨。去读读《爱因斯坦综合征》（The Einstein Syndrome）[1]吧，非常引人入胜。[1] http://www.amazon.com/The-Einstein-Syndrome-Bright-Children/……
…school, being classified as mentally retarded. He indeed fast-tracked to gymnasium and university after one of his teachers observed his talent at math. This doesn't mean he was stupid. Go and read "The Einstein Syndrome" [1], it's a fascinating read. [1] http://www.amazon.com/The-Einstein-Syndrome-Bright-Children/...
近视是托马斯·索维尔（Thomas Sowell）在其著作《爱因斯坦综合征：说话晚的聪明孩子》（The Einstein Syndrome: Bright Children Who Talk Late，http://www.amazon.com/Einstein-Syndrome-Bright-Children-Talk...）中谈到的那些聪明但开口晚的孩子的特征之一。其他特征还包括高于平均水平的数学和音乐能力、出色的记忆力以及坚强的意志。
Myopia is one of the characteristics of bright but late-talking children that Thomas Sowell talks about In his book, "The Einstein Syndrome: Bright Children Who Talk Late" (http://www.amazon.com/Einstein-Syndrome-Bright-Children-Talk...). Other characteristics include above-average math and music abilities, good memories, and strong wills.
……MIT，我们有一个患有自闭症谱系障碍（ASD）的儿子。这项研究非常吸引人。我认为《时代》周刊关于它的那篇文章（http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2089358,00....）是一个很好的切入点。不久前，《爱因斯坦综合征》（Einstein Syndrome）那本书也稍微探讨过这个话题，不过主要是针对语言发育迟缓的。归根结底，我认为整个‘自闭症谱系’的概念既有帮助也有弊端，因为重度患儿和高功能患儿实在太不一样了……
…MIT, and we have an ASD son. This research is fascinating. And I think the Time article on it (http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2089358,00....) is a good starting place. A while back the "Einstein Syndrome" book did a light treatment on this topic but for speech delays. Ultimately, I think the whole concept of an autism spectrum is helpful and harmful, because severe kiddos are so different from high-functioning…