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I am not clinically diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. That being said, I just think trains are neat. There's lots of different types and styles to enjoy and look into. The relative modernity of the train as an object in general means it's fairly well documented so there's plenty of info to learn if you'd like (or not! you can just enjoy looking at them!). They differ wildly based on region in both appearance and use. There's lots of operational rail companies around the world as well as lovely museums and restoration groups that allow you to viscerally interact with the trains as a very "living" piece of history. Not to mention the countless model trains large and small that you can enjoy on your own or with groups! Trains are wonderful Anon, I'm sure you can find a lovely way to enjoy them.