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[starkind]

this is why i just read books for entertainment only now if they were in print before 1999 i think we are pretty safe

[Jibartik]

Considering most "writers" today consider a good character to be whatever twitter and china tells them a good character is.

I for one welcome these new robot overlords! Lets hope we can get a fresh story for once.

[starkind]

Originally Posted by Tunabros [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

OP has autism

Being autistic means ur smart. P.s. don't make fun of autistic ppl. Ppl have eaten permabans across multiple accounts. So watch it.

[Castle2.0]

Being autistic means ur smart. P.s. don't make fun of autistic ppl. Ppl have eaten permabans across multiple accounts. So watch it.

Very true. Smartest guy I know has a postdoc in a very erudite field and has aspergers.

I have some pretty darn brilliant people in my family - not surprised if I am somewhere on the spectrum.

I have 100% classified myself as hypomanic. Thankfully, not many of the negative side effects and no bipolar / depression.

+1 Starkind

[Skarne]

Originally Posted by Castle2.0 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Very true. Smartest guy I know has a postdoc in a very erudite field and has aspergers.

I have some pretty darn brilliant people in my family - not surprised if I am somewhere on the spectrum.

I have 100% classified myself as hypomanic. Thankfully, not many of the negative side effects and no bipolar / depression.

+1 Starkind

Just like you classified yourself as a record holder. Since it’s all self diagnosed it must be true! Funny how that works!

[Tunabros]

Originally Posted by starkind [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Being autistic means ur smart. P.s. don't make fun of autistic ppl. Ppl have eaten permabans across multiple accounts. So watch it.

then stop being so dumb and annoying

[unsunghero]

Originally Posted by Castle2.0 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Very true. Smartest guy I know has a postdoc in a very erudite field and has aspergers.

I have some pretty darn brilliant people in my family - not surprised if I am somewhere on the spectrum.

I have 100% classified myself as hypomanic. Thankfully, not many of the negative side effects and no bipolar / depression.

+1 Starkind

Ya, autism is a spectrum and aspergers is on the absolute highest functioning side of it. Meaning high functioning to the point where the person can even handle most social situations without difficulty or even without others being able to notice any possible social incongruences

A person functioning at a level below asperger’s would have noticeable issues in social situations. From assessing kids on the spectrum on this functioning level it’s usually quickly apparent that there’s something that’s just a little “off” in their communication style. It’s hard to describe, but sometimes they are just more intense, as if they are concentrating much harder on speaking than should be necessary. Other times they may make a comment that is too blunt or inappropriate for the conversation. Things like that

Then there is a low functioning side to autism. The lower the functioning level the more cognition will be effected, and the person will struggle with things like sudden change in routine and issues with stimuli/textures. The very lowest functioning have limited or no vocabulary and frequently engage in self-injurious behavior such as hitting self

So when someone uses the word “autism” no one really knows where on that spectrum there are picturing. How someone appears on each far end is like night and day different

[Castle2.0]

Originally Posted by Skarne [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Just like you classified yourself as a record holder. Since it’s all self diagnosed it must be true! Funny how that works!

Facts.

Originally Posted by UnsungHero

Ya, autism is a spectrum and aspergers is on the absolute highest functioning side of it. Meaning high functioning to the point where the person can even handle most social situations without difficulty or even without others being able to notice any possible social incongruences

A person functioning at a level below asperger’s would have noticeable issues in social situations. From assessing kids on the spectrum on this functioning level it’s usually quickly apparent that there’s something that’s just a little “off” in their communication style. It’s hard to describe, but sometimes they are just more intense, as if they are concentrating much harder on speaking than should be necessary. Other times they may make a comment that is too blunt or inappropriate for the conversation. Things like that

Then there is a low functioning side to autism. The lower the functioning level the more cognition will be effected, and the person will struggle with things like sudden change in routine and issues with stimuli/textures. The very lowest functioning have limited or no vocabulary and frequently engage in self-injurious behavior such as hitting self

So when someone uses the word “autism” no one really knows where on that spectrum there are picturing. How someone appears on each far end is like night and day different

Also facts.

[Castle2.0]

But don't get so hung up on the 1-50 speedrun record you forget the classic #1 DPS record

https://streamable.com/ftle4

=)

[Whale biologist]

Originally Posted by unsunghero [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Ya, autism is a spectrum and aspergers is on the absolute highest functioning side of it. Meaning high functioning to the point where the person can even handle most social situations without difficulty or even without others being able to notice any possible social incongruences

A person functioning at a level below asperger’s would have noticeable issues in social situations. From assessing kids on the spectrum on this functioning level it’s usually quickly apparent that there’s something that’s just a little “off” in their communication style. It’s hard to describe, but sometimes they are just more intense, as if they are concentrating much harder on speaking than should be necessary. Other times they may make a comment that is too blunt or inappropriate for the conversation. Things like that

Then there is a low functioning side to autism. The lower the functioning level the more cognition will be effected, and the person will struggle with things like sudden change in routine and issues with stimuli/textures. The very lowest functioning have limited or no vocabulary and frequently engage in self-injurious behavior such as hitting self

So when someone uses the word “autism” no one really knows where on that spectrum there are picturing. How someone appears on each far end is like night and day different

It's not great that people like OP self-identify as autistic as a cheap road to intellectual clout online. Autism is awful.