A great piece I read with interest. It really liked the bit about you (and maybe Megan) not really understanding what causes the problem. It perfectly illustrated that solving complex problems (which is my area of expertise) can be difficult when you don't know all the influences. And to be honest, you never really can be certain. There are so many contributing factors. Glad you finally stumbled on the root of the problem. And it taught me another thing to look out for for my own daughter who is on the spectrum.
Thanks so much for your comment Debby, and I'm really pleased to hear you found it interesting.
I think uncertainty and curiosity are very important with problems like these...you can never be sure. And my scientist brain is always there, shouting 'correlation does not equal causation'!
A great piece I read with interest. It really liked the bit about you (and maybe Megan) not really understanding what causes the problem. It perfectly illustrated that solving complex problems (which is my area of expertise) can be difficult when you don't know all the influences. And to be honest, you never really can be certain. There are so many contributing factors. Glad you finally stumbled on the root of the problem. And it taught me another thing to look out for for my own daughter who is on the spectrum.
Thanks so much for your comment Debby, and I'm really pleased to hear you found it interesting.
I think uncertainty and curiosity are very important with problems like these...you can never be sure. And my scientist brain is always there, shouting 'correlation does not equal causation'!