Are Savant Autistics intelligent?

absolutely... music is math too.

First, you have to define "intelligence."

Intelligence in my mind is yet to be defined but for this issue im talking avbout the current general opinion.

you also get linguistic savants who can speak up to id say about 12+ languages and maybe learn one... look up daniel tammet.

Of course. But dogs and cats and people are all intelligent. I think you need to refine your question a bit before it can be answered effectively.

intelligence in this case reffering to the current view of intelligence in humans, if it involved animals i would have involved animals within the question proposed.

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That's ducking rosborne's question. There isn't a single "current view".For example, one definition of "intelligence" in psychology is "the capacity to delay a reponse". Since autism often involves triggered ritual behaviour, one might label that as "unintelligent". On the other hand, those who study autistics often report "unique strategies for problem solving" a faculty which might be labelled "genius" in so called "normals".

A key issue is that language users and language is socially acquired. So since autism is often characterized by failure to make social connections, the autistic is unlikely to be able to communicate his/her cognitiive abilities adequately. i.e. there may be "latent intelligence" which remains covert.

There is what is described as intellectual breadth and intellectual depth. I think the case of the typical savant could be described as having intellectual depth without very much accompanying breadth (of subjects in which they are knowledgeable or show marked intelligence).

But yes, I'd say they possess a unique and sometimes extremely impressive sort of intelligence, specifically because it seems to be innate and seemingly springs from nowhere - like an amazing or miraculous gift or talent.

Intelligence is currently defined as the ability to learn from experience, to think rationally, and to deal with others.

While a savant can play extremely difficult pieces of music or remember certain things like dates, people, facts, etc., it does not necessarily make them intelligent. They have the ability to learn, but thinking rationally and communicating with others can be impaired. They're like everyone else in the sense that they excell in certain areas, but are averge/below average in others.

Exception.