The Scottish race driver and dyslexic Jackie Stewart once attended a dyslexic-researchers science convention and said: “They will never truly understand what it means to be dyslexic. It doesn`t matter how much experience you have in that field and it doesn`t matter whether your own children are dyslexic – you will never understand how it is to feel humbled throughout childhood, getting told you`ll come to nothing – over and over again.” Jackie Stewart won the 27th F1-Grand-Prix, and his perception gives science a good, central idea, for he speaks from own experience. All those researchers can scientifically go over us with a fine-tooth comb, however, not understand us, when it is not from own experience. A good many of those affected here in Dresden, tell us similar stories and confirm what Stewart said. Nevertheless, how could a non-dyslexic be sympathetic about how it feels being perceived as “spaz” or …

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