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Initial post: 15 Mar 2011 21:46:36 GMT

Jo Pyrah says:

Really looking forward to this book, I have worked with people with Autism and Aspergers Syndrome for many years. The selfish nature of the autistic condition can be mistaken as all kinds of things from rude to evil by those with no experience or understanding of it, so it is great to see an explanation being put forward by Professor Baron Cohen. 'Evil' needs putting to bed once and for all. Jo Pyrah www.switchedoncare.com