>"Vogue México reports that Pérez is developing a new smart bracelet that’s able to monitor the emotions of differently abled children, anticipating and preventing seizures and other outbursts."-- Did not find this project anywhere. Not a sign in sight, so I call bullshit.
>"Studying two online degrees at once"-- When? Where? How? What degrees? What website? I call bullshit once more.
>"Looking to the future, Sanchez plans to take Pérez to the United States in order to take entrance exams at the University of Arizona, the girl’s dream school. Pérez, now learning English to prepare for the opportunity, wants to explore astrophysics."-- So she's a genius but wants to study in ASU? ASU? ASU? Come on! Asu? Why not Stanford or UC Hicago? Does she even know how bad ASU is? Probably not.
>"Someday, she’d like to be an astronaut"-- Genius. Absolutely genius.
Annex:
The average IQ for a child with Asperger's Syndrome is about 50-90 with a maximum of 108. Note that the IQ test is widely considered bogus.
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ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2394183--
som.yale.edu/news/2009/11/why-high-iq-doesnt-mean-youre-smartOne of the primary characteristics of AS are abnormalities in the subtle use of language and interpretation of language are common with Asperger's syndrome, although language development (grammar, syntax, etc.) is normal. So how did she write a whole book? I did not find it anywhere, where is the proof of her so-called intellectual book?
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medicinenet.com/asperger_syndrome/article.htmOh, and by the way, the news site that wrote this article is the same as the one that made the, and I quote, "top 100 sexiest men alive quiz" article.
This is just the child's mother forcing her to fake shit & have her precious 15 minutes of fame.
Oh, and if you're going to fake developing some world-changing complex project- Don't say "A wristband to check if a child is on the floor screaming"- Lie better, tell me that she can prove the Riemann hypothesis- Not this
