Great information. Thanks for sharing. It could help someone else. A person always has to take things on the video with some skepticism and filter it. For example I am listening to an otherwise great interview but during it the host talked about combines as wide as a football field gobbling up animals indiscriminately. Well it was an obvious exaggeration and we as farmers know that any animal going through our combine is a rare exception rather than a normal operation. Yet uninformed viewers get that image in their mind. It is sad that an otherwise good interview comes up with off the wall stuff like that. I know how combines work. But I might not know much about other stuff they are talking about. How much of it is similarly exaggerated? Yet I think everyone I have ever known has at least a little bit of that tendency, to slightly (or sometimes grossly) exaggerate things to make a point. As I say many times caveat emptor. I don't ever take anything at face value from these videos. They are thought provoking to make me analyze what I am currently doing to cause me to question if there is a better way. Then I go from there. Thanks for the input. That has to be encouraging to parents of autistic children. John |