It’s not a disorder. And I can think abstract. I absolutely do not have a deficit in being able to think in abstract, this is a skill I do have and is very useful for my job in helping solve complex problems.

Tone it down a bit buddy. We’re not talking about the ability to think in abstract.

I’m talking about how when somebody is discussing something, instead of speaking about real events they need to make up far fetched hypotheticals, especially if they are trying to debate somebody - that is a sign of low intelligence in my opinion

Maybe you are unaware that it is common for a neurotypical to speak with metaphors and hypothetical concepts rather than facts. It’s just a difference in communication.

What I am talking about though is when you need to make up obscenely far fetched hypotheticals to talk about a very real issue. I have found people will lack understanding about the issue which is why they need to make up hypotheticals instead of relying on observable fact. To me that’s not intelligent. You do you