Yep, I believe that too. He is very sincere, but also much smarter than you would think.He like to discuss things and he is absolutely not a PK (politically correct) person.I really like him.

No he’s not on the spectrum. When he was 7 contracted spinal meningitis , hospitalised in a coma for months, followed by a year in recovery in hospital . The title of John Lydon's memoir, Anger Is an Energy: My Life Uncensored, takes its inspiration from a lyric written for his band Public Image Limited - but it also has its roots in a transformative real-life experience from his childhood. As Lydon writes in the book, he suffered a scary brush with meningitis when he was 7, which left him in a coma for months - and when he awoke, he essentially had to start over as a person. "When I [came] out of the coma, I had no memory or recollection of who or what I was," writes Lydon. "I couldn't control my own body and I couldn't talk. I did not recognize my own mom and dad. I did not know I had a name. I did not know I belonged to anybody or anything. I was completely and utterly alone."

@@vinylvipress5529 No, I dont belive in your theory, Ive also read his book.

@@vinylvipress5529 people on the spectrum can contract spinal meningitis

He probably is

Oh you know him personally then to say he’s rotten? Well I do , very well, don’t believe the hype, there’s the man and there’s the myth. He’s the most gentle, kindhearted, honest , down to earth, human being I’ve ever had the privilege to know for many years. Incredibly articulate and highly intellectual, and he’s quite a remarkable man because at 7 years old he contracted spinal meningitis in a coma for months, in hospital actually a year in total, he lost his memory, he didn’t know who his parents were, he had to re learn everything, and I mean everything., just think about that for a minute, I’m not saying that harshly btw, honestly it’s completely sobering, I saw this first hand as my dad woke up from his coma , yeah that’s my dad but his mind was completely vacant, starting from scratch, learn to walk forward, then stairs, who he was, who we were,everything, you’re an adult, I’m sure you understand , anyway, i just have to have my rant

@@tinamitchell7496 That's nice to hear..and definitely not surprising

@@mikipiediaelburro7588 my understanding was that john wasn't entirely happy with the consistency of care she got from the professional carers, last year when he was away. Bob and his wife may have already been living over there, but however it came about, John said that the new arrangement had been made and he seemed (to me at least) immeasurably more relaxed than he had been previously. It is critically important that John is able to get away and undertake a little self-care (= getting PiL back in the studio). He has a tendency to go 'all in' esp where Nora is concerned and he was starting to look really rough (the BS in court certainly won't have helped), then the hugely punishing speaking tour which he clearly enjoyed, though would've enjoyed more if he were not worrying so much about Nora. I really do pray that Nora doesn't come to forget him, that will break his heart and for all his faults and flaws he certainly doesn't deserve that. So doubly thankful he's got family so close xxoo

@@Danimal77 tut tut !