A person who has a lot of knowledge about a particular subject (6)

(WFK), the wise are those who have a lot of understanding of the universe and our position in the universe. She has extensive knowledge of standard departments. There are many positive things to say about WFK. (WFK) is an excellent distinction between narrow expertise and general knowledge, and important broad general knowledge about smart people. As Aristotle said, "I think we are generally wise, I do not think it's a particular field or some other limited aspect" (Nicomachean Ethics, book 6, 1141 a)

First of all, books contain a lot of knowledge, and they are also good sources of information. Lifelong people can not experience everything, but by reading a book on a particular topic, he can gain knowledge about that subject for a while. But the knowledge gained from books is still theoretical and sometimes it does not apply to real life. Through experience all knowledge is useful, which we get from real life. Secondly, experience is what we have accomplished and gained from our mission, so all these means richness. As a programmer, I got a lot of code rules through books, grammar and examples, and I have to remember too much. This alone is inadequate. You need to apply the code to the actual project. This procedure is most important. There are lots of errors and problems to be solved. After that, I can choose the best choice for my coding. So, even if you read this book, you do not know what is the best choice for coding, so you need to remember a lot.

People with gray ASDs will become experts on specific topics and activities, spend a lot of time to learn the topics they like, and do concrete things over and over again. In contrast, most people know a lot about various things, there are many interests and activities that can be shared with others. They may feel they have little in common with their colleagues unless ASD patients can find people who prefer their particular interests or activities. This limited range of benefits and activities will affect integration and interaction with other people. Therefore, people with ASD are easily excluded from most social interactions.