This seems incredibly disingenuous when you can just go search the internet for the definition

The F? That's what I did, and posted in the other comment. :⁠-⁠P

I think there's a definition of "wrong" here as well. That's a very subjective definition. My god son has autism, and he has problems in school, and it makes life difficult for his parents and siblings. That's not "wrong"? It creates harm in some definition.

I dunno, I'm not trying to blame autistic people or make them seem bad or worth less or something, I'm just saying that it sure feels like an illness sometimes. I also suspect I have some ultra mild placement on the spectrum, and it can be challenging in certain situations.