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25 Oct 2011, 2:11 pm

Women are very good at brain heuristics.

Many I know can 'see' another person in an instant, like spotting a meanie or someone who gets off on capturing others attention and leading people about.....

Especially some healers like naturopaths and doctors. One excellent TCM practitioner I know cannot speak English and does much of his consultation just by watching you as you sit in a chair......

A special man with arcane knowledge once tried to teach me to 'see' others, I'm not very good at it due to my TOM

Bloto, maybe if you make contact with other like minded women?

Why do you think NT's stare at each other constantly? Their brains are algorithmically weighing you up........ to see what is available in you that will be of benefit them.

Oddly, when a male looks at a womans ass or tits, a running primordial program is algorithmically deciding on suitability to reproduce. When a woman looks at a woman, she may be deciding on whether she will compete with resources that may weaken her own chances of successfully breeding.

Dont forget the human mind can be a wonderful machine, and very powerful, if tuned correctly....

Sadly, the world is running old operating systems that will be replaced by Windows Aspie in most machines

Anyone seen any good vampire movies lately?

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25 Oct 2011, 3:01 pm

I thought bluto was male

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25 Oct 2011, 4:20 pm

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I thought bluto was male

On the right.

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25 Oct 2011, 5:35 pm

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I thought bluto was male

oh my bad, sorry Dude, will correct in future

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25 Oct 2011, 6:48 pm

http://www.celicasupra.com/forums/showt ... stall-help
That's how I post on forums not here. swbluto, using your genius analyzation techniques, from that forum post there, and my posts on here, would you say I'm an Aspie?

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25 Oct 2011, 7:02 pm

I think that anyone who wrote the original post has to be an aspie. No NT would analyse this issue in such a way.

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25 Oct 2011, 7:14 pm

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http://www.celicasupra.com/forums/showthread.php?64429-5M-GE-turbo-install-help
That's how I post on forums not here. swbluto, using your genius analyzation techniques, from that forum post there, and my posts on here, would you say I'm an Aspie?

Dude, they are JUST hypotheses. I fully accept they are NOT "genius quality" until proven by experimentation and then when I come up with some magical formula, I'll rub my genius status in your doubting faces.

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25 Oct 2011, 7:17 pm

zen_mistress wrote:

I think that anyone who wrote the original post has to be an aspie. No NT would analyse this issue in such a way.

Lol, if you haven't noticed, there's been no aspie like me before and most NTs do have this thing called "social insight" and there *might* be some social insight in my original post so, maybe, it could've been written by an NT. An iNTp to be more exact. :lol:

Of course, maybe not. Like I'd know. (All I know is that my cognition and social/language awareness seems to be autistic.)

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25 Oct 2011, 7:35 pm

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Addressing the last question, there's a well known phrase in the sociological world and is observable in everyday life that goes "Birds of a Feather Flock Together". What this means is that people with similar communication patterns, similar interests and so on tend to flock together. Assuming the existence of interests, concerns and ways of thinking that are more common among NTs than aspies or vice versa, then NTs would tend to be more common in threads in which NTs and Near-NTs are participating and vice versa for Aspies and fellow aspies and near-aspies (Like BAP). Private message communication would also show this kind of similars-attract trend.

What if you don't flock?

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25 Oct 2011, 7:37 pm

swbluto wrote:

zen_mistress wrote:

I think that anyone who wrote the original post has to be an aspie. No NT would analyse this issue in such a way.

Of course, maybe not. Like I'd know. (All I know is that my cognition and social/language awareness seems to be autistic.)

I highly doubt that "there has been no aspie like me before".

Any there can't be an algorith that can determine if someone is NT or Aspie just from an algorithm that reviews posts as there is simply too many variables to account for, and even though aspies probably tend to post differently than NTs there is no one NT posting pattern or Aspie posting pattern, there is a large overlap, and one can always mimic the others style. Remember, it's an Autism Spectrum, not an Autism Pigeon Hole, and there is no sharp line between autistic and non-autistic.

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25 Oct 2011, 7:45 pm

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Any there can't be an algorith that can determine if someone is NT or Aspie just from an algorithm that reviews posts as there is simply too many variables to account for

There *could* be an algorithm that determines if someone's socialization and communication patterns are more NT or AS and based on that analysis in conjunction with other data like the Autism screening tests, one could *objectively* determine if there's a high likelihood of being NT or AS or some shade between, cognitively and socially speaking.

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25 Oct 2011, 7:47 pm

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I highly doubt that "there has been no aspie like me before".

How dare you doubt my special and unique existence in this universe! WAHHHHH!! ! :cry:

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25 Oct 2011, 7:51 pm

swbluto wrote:

Ganondox wrote:

Any there can't be an algorith that can determine if someone is NT or Aspie just from an algorithm that reviews posts as there is simply too many variables to account for

Gawd....my typos...I really should check over my posts before I submit.

As for this, a likelyhood, yes, a diagnosis, no. You also need to keep in mind that there is a lot of other disorders out there besides ASD and an algorithm like this might confuse them.

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25 Oct 2011, 7:57 pm

Ganondox wrote:

swbluto wrote:

Ganondox wrote:

Any there can't be an algorith that can determine if someone is NT or Aspie just from an algorithm that reviews posts as there is simply too many variables to account for

Gawd....my typos...I really should check over my posts before I submit.

As for this, a likelyhood, yes, a diagnosis, no.

Exactly what I'm seeking.

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You also need to keep in mind that there is a lot of other disorders out there besides ASD and an algorithm like this might confuse them.

Ok, to be more exact, no mental or serious personality disorder versus a mental disorder or serious personality disorder, the kind that would affect communication and social behaviors.

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25 Oct 2011, 9:10 pm

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Lol, if you haven't noticed, there's been no aspie like me before

Get over yourself, dude.

If one in 100 are on the spectrum and 1 in 100 of those are geniuses, then you are only 1 in 10000. There are ~6.5 billion people on this earth. That makes 650,000 people just like you.

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25 Oct 2011, 9:16 pm

swbluto wrote:

zen_mistress wrote:

I think that anyone who wrote the original post has to be an aspie. No NT would analyse this issue in such a way.

Of course, maybe not. Like I'd know. (All I know is that my cognition and social/language awareness seems to be autistic.)

Im sorry, but I have been on other boards that are populated by NTs, and I have never seen topics analysed quite in the same computer-like and mechanical sense, right down to the smallest, sub-atomic components of the matter, as I have on Wrong Planet. And you are no different from many of the other aspies I have seen on this board when it comes to sheer, analytical thought.

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