(03-24-2024, 10:01 PM)NightskyeB4Dawn Wrote: I am not a fan of Elon. I think he is on the spectrum, but that is not why I am not fond of him. Actually, my belief that he is on the spectrum is what interests me about him. I have known a lot of folk a lot smarter than him, and a lot poorer.
I am an Asimov fan. I also loved Dune. I am not crazy about the movies that have been made from either of the series. The Lord of the Rings is another favorite, and I am a fan of Tesla.
So it seems we may have a thing or two in common. Not really a biggie, as I am willing to bet that within a few minutes I can find something in common with me and any living thing.
The term "I think he (she) is on the spectrum," is a term created to disenfranchise those of high intelligence.
It is a term with the same goals as the term "Conspiracy Theorist."
Both are terms designed to dismiss the thoughts and reasoning of the highly intelligent amongst us.
Both are disgusting abuses of smart people.
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