Sorry it's not savant that I'm talking about it's Savont the rearest form in autism?

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Sorry it's not savant that I'm talking about it's Savont the rearest form in autism?

Answer 1

Every one has hurdles, but there are some who are blessed

Answer 2

nooouu

Answer 3

i think it is savant. i searched "savont" on google and all that came up was your question

Answer 4

Please cite a reference for your usage of "savont".  I have access to a very deep reference base and it is not found.  

The only web ref in in a Hot Tub Forum

Answer 5

It is savant (pronounced sa-vahnt)...and less than 1% of all humans have it. Approximately 10% of people with autism have it. It is not a form of autism per se, because people without autism can have it, although very rarely.

Answer 6

Savont is a misspelling of savant. Goes to show how we cannot believe everything we read.

It is not the rarest (misspelled :"rearest" (which is what horses do)) form of autism. Being named a savant is a clumsy description of some individuals with Aspbergers.  The individual gets very focused on certain topics of interest, and are able to do them very well.

Answer 7

Gotta watch Wopner

Answer 8

the rearest?  is there something i am missing????

Seriously tho, are you talking about autistics with special abilities in music and math or art, etc?  What is your question?

Answer 9

Yes it IS Savant, yes it is a MUCH rarer affliction. Autistic savant is like 'Rainman' who had an incredible ability to count and do complex mathematics. I know of a musical savant who is an impresario on the piano but he is entirely an island unto himself. He is blind as well as mute. They also believe he is profoundly retarded. Here is a Wiki-pedia link to help you find what you are looking for.

Answer 10

Again, it is an autistic person with an extraordinary talent, like in math calculations, playing the piano, etc.