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=== 1. Intense Focus / Deep Specialization === ===== Archaeological basis ===== * Mousterian toolmaking required long-practice manual skill, consistency, and deliberate multi-step planning. * Birch tar production (through dry distillation) shows procedural, patient, tightly controlled behavior. * Evidence of repeated use of the same raw materials and techniques over long periods suggests stable, specialized traditions. ===== Plausibility as an autistic-style trait: High ===== This is the strongest overlap. Neanderthal technological behavior implies: * high tolerance for repetition * deep procedural memory * stable craft specialization * narrow but refined technical repertoires These echo autistic tendencies toward deep systemizing and craft-like mastery. Caution: Specialization β autism. Lots of non-autistic hominins show this too. The overlap is metaphorically resonant, not diagnostic.
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