Tragically, as many as 9625 out of every 10k individuals may be neurotypical

Neurotypical syndrome is a genetic neurobiological disorder characterized by intense social preoccupation, delusions of superiority, intolerance of minor differences, rigid group rituals, difficulty being alone, and a higher tendency to lie than autistic individuals. Autopsies reveal smaller brains with overdeveloped social-behavior regions, and prevalence reaches 9,625 per 10,000 people. No cure exists, but many learn compensatory strategies and can interact normally with autistic persons; an online NT screening test is available.