Jiang says supposed telepathy in autistic children is not mind-reading but can be a hidden sensory-emotional language between people who love each other.
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Jiang says supposed telepathy in autistic children is not mind-reading but can be a hidden sensory-emotional language between people who love each other.
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"Okay? And as the horse comes to the answer, the horse sees that the people are like really excited. Okay? Their eyes are bulging...."
"Okay? So she's not educated. She has no money. But her son is autistic. He's an autistic boy. Doesn't really speak. Cannot make eye..."
"...artificial intelligence, AI. What the AI figured out is it's the pitch of the voice that gives the answer. Okay? So the mother is..."
"...son. So she figured out what her son's special ability is. Pitch. She's able to hear different sounds. And devised a scheme to make..."
"Okay? So they created a hidden emotional language together. Which, again, is amazing. And it's something that you will see when two people actually..."
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