Cox: Nonverbal Autistic Son Is Highly Aware and Desires to Speak
Ken Cox · He Can Tell Joe Knows Things About Life the Rest of Us Don't · Nov 21, 2023 · at 26:00
Ken Cox discusses how communicating through a structured binary decision system proves his nonverbal autistic son has deep cognitive and emotional awareness.
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“I, 100% believe that's the case. Joe unders like we can have conversations at death of things that I know that he understands. And this binary system that we've created of yes, no, this, that if this, then very clearly tells us that. He's aware that he has autism. He's aware that that's a problem. He wishes that he could talk, right? He knows what a wish is.”
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