The notion that a neurotypical person exists is kinda silly. What does that even mean? That’s like saying this snowflake here doesn’t look like all the rest.
NT is the large part of the bell curve. It’s called typical because they share mental ability traits with over 80% of the rest of humanity.
Supposedly they don't. Mental health professionals could probably diagnose neuroses or psychoses in most adults.
It's not at all silly. Not more than what's a good car. For some, a Toyota model is a good car. For some, a Mercedes model is a good car. A Dodge is a good car too perhaps. But a boat is not a good car. A Formula 1 engine is also not a good car.
An F1 car wouldn’t work for a family with kids but I’d love to daily one of those.
Nothing is absolute. Nothing is typical. An “NT” person in Japan is not the same as one in the US. Where do you draw the line? I posit you don’t. There isn’t a line. There isn’t a typical case. We are all so vastly different, often in ways we cannot see or understand.
Even assuming you could handle it (which is a huge assumption), you can not drive an F1 around on city streets. Ground clearance means will get hung up on the first driveway or minor road work you run into.
“I’m not neurotypical. That statement hurts me”
“It seems that we are in agreement on your first statement. Please help me understand how the second statement can be true.”