The Value of Signals in Hidden Action Models Book

This book should be titled "Why Asperger's Syndrome is an apt analogy for how to cope with the digital economy." It has a LOT of material about Asperger's designed to correct people's preconceived stereotypes that Asperger's is necessarily a bad thing. AS has good sides, and those good sides provide a strategy for how people can cope in a world of blindingly fast change and massive informational overload. Got it. Other than a newfound respect for Asperger's, I didn't get much from the book. To be fair, I didn't read the whole thing (which is hard for me). I read the first third, and the conclusion. The conclusion led me to believe that I didn't miss much by skipping the meat of the book, so I just put it down. But Reed's Rule says that a book is rarely as good as it's first few chapters, and as the conclusion did not provide empirical evidence against Reed's Rule, I left it for other reading pleasures.