They say everyone has some AS or ASD traits, so one or two of these things in isolation does not make someone AS, for instance I would consider myself a little philosopher but don't have social or voice issues. In order to qualify as AS you would need to meet at least 1 in each category of the following criteria:

1. Social impairment (extreme egocentricity) (at least two of the following):
- difficulties interacting with peers
- indifference to peer contacts
- difficulties interpreting social cues
- socially and emotionally inappropriate behaviour

2. Narrow interests (at least one of the following):
- exclusion of other activities
- repetitive behaviour
- more rote than meaning

3. Compulsive need for introducing routines and interests (at least one of the following):
-which affect the individual's every aspect of everyday life
- which affect others

4. Speech and language peculiarities (at least three of the following):
- delayed speech development
- superficially perfect expressive language
- formal pedantic language
- odd prosody, peculiar voice characteristics (like being monotone)
- impairment of comprehension including misinterpreting of literal/implied meanings (like not getting sarcasm)

5. Non-verbal communication problems (at least one of the following)
- limited use of gestures
- clumsy/gauche body language
- limited facial expression
- inappropriate facial expression
- peculiar, stiff gaze

6. Motor clumsiness:
- poor performance in neurodevelopmental test.