>>17806912 (OP)There is no definitive answer to whether Immanuel Kant was autistic. Some historians and scholars have speculated that he may have had Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism spectrum disorder, based on his reported behaviors and personality traits.
These traits include:
Intense focus and interest in specific topics (philosophy), Social awkwardness and difficulty with social interactions, Repetitive routines and habits, Highly logical and systematic thinking, and Difficulty understanding social cues and sarcasm.
However, it's important to note that these traits can also be consistent with other conditions or simply reflect Kant's unique personality. Additionally, autism was not formally diagnosed or recognized in Kant's lifetime, making it impossible to definitively determine his mental health status.
Therefore, while there is some evidence that may suggest Kant had autistic traits, it remains a speculation without conclusive proof.