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==== If someone wants an evolutionary framing without drifting into unsupported claims, researchers tend to emphasize: ==== * balancing selection (traits like hyperfocus or high sensory acuity can be adaptive in some contexts and costly in others) * cognitive diversity as population-level robustness * autistic traits arising from general variation in brain wiring, not lineage divergence This keeps the focus on present-day neurodiversity without relying on speculative paleopsychology. If you want, I can also break down: * the specific archaeological evidence RDOS interprets and how mainstream researchers interpret the same data * the actual genetic regions in humans that come from Neanderthals and what they do * or the cultural/psychological appeal of “alternative origin stories” in neurodivergent communities.
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