Neurotypographical

Neurotypographical. [Neuro-typo-graphical], Adjective:
Describing a person who has Neurotypographia.
(in contrast with "Neurotypical" people). 

Classical Diagnostic Symptoms:
- Bibliomania (love of reading & collecting books) and Graphomania (love of obsessive writing & drawing). 
- Frequent production of automatic speech and automatic writing with distinctive style. 
- Time dilation or contraction while producing and interpreting language. 
- Strong sensitivity to certain sensory stimuli. 
- Tendency to interpret meanings broadly (pan-semantica?) and produce artifacts with multiple interpretations. 
- Choice of pen (or other media) alters thought dynamics. 
- Manias and "conspiratorial thinking" are essentially always present, but can be productively channeled via discipline and education. 
- Consistent cycling between introverted and extroverted phases. 
- Acknowledgement, but not belief, of "New Age" ideation.  
- Drive for integrative "big" ideas with universal scope.
- Individuals may be classified incorrectly under other DSM labels such as AD(H)D or otherwise. 

Classical Prodromal Symptoms:
- Childhood fascination with stationary and office supplies, especially pen/pencil collecting. Sometimes excessive tape/glue/post-it use is also present.
- Delayed or poor handwriting as a child. 
- Very early or late reading ability. 
- Obsessions with Esoteric topics during childhood, such as: Alchemy, Egyptology, UFO's, alternative histories, famous mystics, the Occult, sex magick, NLP/persuasion, mind control, etc. 
- Inexplicable Spiritual and/or Religious leanings.
- Passive roles in childhood trauma. 

Note: the onset of Neurotypography can be catalyzed by consuming fontplays by other Neurotypographical thinkers such as: Marshall McLuhan, Rene Magritte, MC Escher, Buckminister Fuller, Ram Dass, etc. 

If you or your child appear to be Neurotypographical, write on!