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We Owe Them [animals] A Decent Life And A Decent Death, And Their Lives Should Be As Low-stress As Possible. That's My Job. I Wish Animals Could Have More Than Just A Low-stress Life And A Quick, Painless Death. I Wish Animals Could Have A Good Life, Too, With Something Useful To Do. People Were Animals, Too, Once, And When We Turned Into Human Beings We Gave Something Up. Being Close To Animals Brings Some Of It Back.

Lets Get Into Talking About How Autism Is Similar Animal Behavior. The Thing Is I Dont Think In A Language, And Animals Dont Think In A Language. Its Sensory Based Thinking, Thinking In Pictures, Thinking In Smells, Thinking In Touches. Its Putting These Sensory Based Memories Into Categories.

We Raise Them For Us; That Means We Owe Them Some Respect. Nature Is Creul But We Dont Have To Be. I Wouldnt Want To Have My Guts Ripped Out By A Lion. I'd Much Rather Die In A Slaughter House If It Were Done Right.

The Thing Is, Autism Is All Different, You Know, Variables. And You Start Out With A Certain Amount Of, You Know, The Point Where The Differences In The Brain Are Going To Just Be A Personality Variant And, Like, For Very Mild Asperger's. But You Get Into More Severe Kinds Of Autism Where There's Obvious Speech Delay, Obvious Abnormal Behavior In A Two And Three-year-old Child, You Know, The Initial Neurology Is Different From Case To Case. But All Children With Autism Are Going To Do Better If They Get Really Good Educational Intervention.

I'd Rather Have A Kid Come Up To Me And Tell Me That He Loves Dinosaurs Or He Loves Airplanes Or He Likes Training Dogs Or I Like Shakespeare. I Mean, Just Something.