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textbook le 56%
"some lizard-like instinct in the minds of the weak that makes them favor the weak and screech for their inclusion" This has always been my understanding as well, they think that if anyone to the right of Karl Marx gains power, they will be killed, so they recruit other weak people to try and win by numbers
Roger Severino, director of the Office for Civil Rights,
They’ve criminalized us. Dehumanized us,” says McCrae. “Even the detective assigned to the investigation of another break-in after we were unlawfully evicted was quoted saying that he’s 90 percent sure that we did this to ourselves for sympathy on our way out. How can we trust him?”
900 more white people
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@Exilarch haha I have autism and I had the original Sonic for Sega Genesis , and loved the early morning tv shows, but couldn't watch the tv show any more when I turned six because I had to go to pre-school when it aired during the day 😭
Actually I was gonna buy a sonic shirt with blue cammo pattern on Ebay a while ago but it got sold before I actually was going to.
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BUT
At least I'm not like this guy I met on VRchat:
I hope that was a wake up call for him.
Because it made me more passionate than normal boring people and it makes you believe less in irrational things as well as feeling telling the truth is more natural and important to you than playing a social game.
My programmer art 😊
Nice
If I didn't get autism I wouldn't have a genius level visuospatial intelligence. The rest of my family have mediocre or low intelligence and belive in paranormal activity, karma, ghosts and shit. They don't have metacognition which I have that enabled me to go from having a cognitive impairment that made me unable to compute even basic arithmetic to teaching myself the kind of applied math you use in engineering later in life. Went straight from not even knowing the pythagorean theorem to vectors, then like about a month later I implemented a simulation of a light ray reflecting off of a lens and refracting through it since the ray diverges because it gets slower when it propagates through a denser material.
If I ever write a math course for beginners it would assume you could add, subtract, multiply and divide and just start with vectors.
Autism probably made me extremely persistent too, I just never stopped trying. Most people give up I hear that all the time, like I could draw 3d images two years later than the lowest ever age that ability has been observed in research on human cognition. And I could do that because I just couldn't accept not being able to draw things the way I saw them in my mind so I just drew and drew until I could. Normal people give up and never discover the cognitive processes behind learning in general. Others say "oh I couldn't ever do that, I can only draw a stick figure" sure is impossible with that attitude. Even though I thought I wouldn't be able to learn everything I always wanted I still did in the end because I couldn't stop.
Cheers 😎
I'm glad that you have found strength in it
Yeah, unfortunately most people aren't like me and only 10% here in Sweden even has a job.
We live in dark times
Yeah.
Maryland, USA
Lol I was bullied while growing up too, even by my dad, he was a super abusive alcoholic, I was told I'll never get a job, that I was retarded, I'll never accomplish anything, that I'm worthless from the age eight onwards as mom divorced him and because of the problems caused by my autism my dad forced feces to my face as punishment saying "they used to do this to dogs but they don't even do it to them anymore", he tried to gaslight me and my siblings(it worked on them) daily to try to make us think his abuse was normal, he was very violent. Mom died from cancer when I was 12 so he got full custody and made our lives a living hell, and he didn't even respect our mourning. My siblings helplessly clinged on to him despite the abuse, I said goodbye when I was 17 by beating the shit out of him and never returned again.
They say it's important with early intervention, I didn't get any help but still managed to both learn how to act appropriate socially to a pretty "okay" level considering everything that happened.
Something to be happy about when only 10% has a job and many are still like I was socially when I was 12 🤔
Also I once had a friend who commited suicide because he felt guilty about wanting to complain to his parents for fighting eachother. Like wtf ...
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