Homelessness and Criminality as Autistic Safe Spaces

There's nothing quite like the timeless struggle of the scholar whose own (justly) towering ego compels battle Modernia's own treacherous gorgons and brutal cyclopes--the homeless and the autistic. We may still wake despondently into this Kafkaesque-but-times-a-million hellscape alone, but after reading this now-classic tome I know we're at least alone together. So the next time some lib asks, What really is a man, anyway?, and kiss a Quran, just point to our author and grin: We have OUR answer!

Resonated with me. I knew a guy who became a drifter, and he fit what the author is saying. Short and sweet.

just a 3 min opinion. No, reallly! check the duration in the info! Zero stars. Not even anything to back up what was said even an example. Did the author graduate high school? I thought he was a doctor. Poor observing on my part.