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Nah, I was just hoping you had something more substantive than anecdotes that you don't even recall the exact minutiae of.

I'm open to changing my beliefs about autism and such, but I need something more than that. That's all I was saying.

Furthermore, I still don't think there is a logical connection between autism and lying. The best evidence I've seen suggests that autistic people are generally honest; if they are lying because of their autism, they probably have more instability than just that. I've been known to lie when I want to get something out of a stranger (I try not to though. Haven't done it in awhile), but it's less to do with being autistic and more to do with a lot of my other beliefs about life, as well as my other mental conditions.

I wasn't pissed off or anything. First sentence sounds a bit defensive, at least for a non-autistic person. ;) :P