friend requests? Haven't heard of those. <:FeelsBadMan:356316589689405440>

Maybe

@Autistic Dog **ne pravda** I was pretty smart, got scholarship to the uni - I deserve some recognition <:FeelsBadMan:356316589689405440>

im really terrible at maths so at least i know im not autistic

peachsoul and shidow the edgyhog

Are their names

some shills probably

@Autistic Dog I met some autists who were shit at maths... so sorry to burst your bubble son.

How's do you suck at math?

it's easy

women

Yeah 1+1= 2 EZ M8.

damn

i suck at maths past algebra

What did yall do today

Besides chatting on discord and fapping

the most magical thing just happened

@Autistic Dog arent autists good at different thing, and not necessarily math? Like one might be insane at geography or someshit

I need to brush up on my calculus

Sat on my ass like a Socialist, I feel ashamed.

any <:PepeSpecial:356316713429499905> is good at arithmetic

@Dolly uni ellie

my drinking buddy from high school popped up at work

good to update each other

he's actually successful though

lol

Now I am getting dressed to go out and get my MERICA takeaway. (And I am not talking about guns)

Cool

He had his daddies money for college but I'm still saving up for it :/

I did lots of things, mainly being active

I'm hungry tho

@VicariousJambi yes but the wayh their brains "work" suits math problems better than normal functioning brains

when your in discord and not trying to MAGA

@Autistic Dog maybe you're just an autistic autist

no social skills but high math skills

Ya'll want to know what a Merica takeaway in the UK is seen as. Tendies, fries, ribs, burgers and Pizza.

EZ

i want a burrito

"The autistic children weren't just better at math compared with the non-autistic children, they used a different part of the brain to solve problems. When solving math problems in an MRI scanner, their ventral temporal occipital cortex--the region of the brain normally involved in recognizing faces and objects--lit up, indicating that there's an entirely different pattern of functional brain organization among children with autism."

The schools here always celebrated 4th July for some reason, even though we lost

so the social part of their brain is used to solve math problems and count match sticks <:PepeSpecial:356316713429499905>