Spectrum of Heredity 

The Universality of Neurodiversity

“On the contrary, the members of the body that seem to be weaker are necessary” – 1 Cor 12:22

Introduction: A World of Wildflowers

Everyone has neurodiversity in their genetic code

Imagine standing in a vast mountain meadow bursting with wildflowers. Purple lupines, red paintbrush, yellow daisies—all thriving side by side in the same field. Each flower needs different conditions: some crave direct sun, others flourish in the shade, some prefer dry soil, others damp. Yet together, they create a vibrant, resilient ecosystem. None of these blooms is deemed a “disorder” for growing differently. In the grand design of nature, diversity means strength. Just as biodiversity helps an ecosystem adapt and survive changes, human diversity—especially the diversity of minds—gives our society resilience, creativity, and adaptability.