The Next Mainstream Programming Language: A Game Developer'sPerspective:: Redux

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Reply to Pragma,

> There are moments where I wish I could think *like* Rain Man,
> especially when it comes to concurrency.
> 
[...]
> If nothing else, it illustrates that there's something
> extraordinary about such abilities that may be permanently
> out-of-reach for normal people, despite the fact that some people are
> just born that way.
> 

I have wondered if this is something like incomputableity with regards to 
a Turing machine. Might the normal brain be like a Turing machine and the 
autistic brain be something like a brain not limited in the same way? Given 
that some people can, for instance, identify large primes in near constant 
time, I'd say this is a distinct possibility.

At risk of sounding politically incorrect; does anyone known of an autistic 
person who might be interested in learning programming?