>Interesting note is Korea was saying they have almost no cases of Autism.
The same way Iran has no homosexuals. The stigma in those cultures are so strong, the condition is denied or re-routed into something more culturally pleasing. In Iran homosexuals are often given the choice of lengthy prison sentences or gender re-assignment surgery. In Korea, autism is swept under the rug, until fairly recently. In Japan, kids fall into "Hikikomori" or NEET categories and never seem to get the help they need.
The same way Iran has no homosexuals. The stigma in those cultures are so strong, the condition is denied or re-routed into something more culturally pleasing. In Iran homosexuals are often given the choice of lengthy prison sentences or gender re-assignment surgery. In Korea, autism is swept under the rug, until fairly recently. In Japan, kids fall into "Hikikomori" or NEET categories and never seem to get the help they need.