marvolutional wrote:
I look forward to seeing all you guys win the noble prize someday! I expected more from people with AS/autism, in the sense that you all seem to be talking about i can do this i can do that! The question i ask is why? For people who are detacted socially and have less social retrictions, you all are so desperate to be accepted, look at me look at me! I've lived my whole life different than all those around me, my problems severe, but ive worked hard. and if you can do something better than those around you, then great, find a person who is having difficulty and help them, tell them they too can do what i do. also i dont like the word giftness, it implies your particular skill has be given by someone, to you (is it god?!)... as i dont beleive in god i have no worries or retrictions there! My point is this, if you become diluted, wraped up in you own talents, you'll never ever see whats straight in front of you! the true fundamental idea that we are all equal, that you can develop your own skills and the person on the street, give them the beleive that there is not a hierarchy of individuals with special gifts/talents and watch 2days extraordinary become 2morrows orginary! maybe thats what those who consider themselfs to be extraordinary are afraid of, that they will no longer be special! I too have AS in case i didnt say.
Well, aren't we making a multitude of assumptions here? Shall I remind you: Occam's Razor, fellow Aspie.
FYI (not that it matters), I am productive, highly motivated, and accomplished; with polish. I do not need or appreciate an assessment without data! Yes, I too agree; the word 'gifted' isn't really appropriate, but that's not the question.
I am unsure if you meant to be sarcastic. Your post is not written with clarity so I cannot know your intent. What are you trying to say? If you have a message write succinctly.
Not one of us proports to 'be special.' So, your statement is just supposition without basis. Presumption is illogical to me - Lab Pet does not like.
Oh, I am not 'deluded,' (you spelled the word wrong, btw - in a most amusing way). I am scientist. I am the Lab Pet. And I'm not afraid.
What are you, Aspie?
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The ones who say “You can’t” and “You won’t” are probably the ones scared that you will. - Unknown
Last edited by LabPet on 23 Dec 2007, 8:16 pm, edited 1 time in total.
23 Dec 2007, 8:15 pm
Many gifted people have motor skills trouble. Me too!. Oh, and I'm really crap at sports!
