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DasObscure
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05 Dec 2010, 9:06 am

Especially all of you despite been autistic I can control it so well nobody notices.


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05 Dec 2010, 9:14 am

DasObscure wrote:
My problem is I am much smarter than everyone!

Especially all of you despite been autistic I can control it so well nobody notices.

Please elaborate. I used to drink to try to "come down" to a level where I could feel at least somewhat equal with other people, so I understand the "smarter than everyone" kind of thinking. However, I do not understand "smarter than 'especially all of you' despite been autistic", and neither do I know what you mean by "control it so well nobody notices". Rightly or wrongly, both neurotypical and autistic people tend to view us as arrogant.


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05 Dec 2010, 9:16 am

Most people who self identify primarily as being highly intelligent are compensating for feelings of inferiority... even if they really are as clever as they think. Certainly that's the case with me. I know that I've got a very high IQ and several skills that are way off the chart... but my feeling of inferiority to people who can manage their lives appropriately keeps me holding them at arms length. I've only just realised that about myself, it's a pretty humbling observation. I've always thought that I'm not prejudiced against folks with normal IQs... now I realise that I always have been, despite the fact that intelligence is inherited, and has nothing to do with self will. I didn't make myself clever, anymore than I made myself tall. So why feel superior about it? In the end, it's been a disability.



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05 Dec 2010, 9:24 am

You're all just jealous. The only reason your so lonely and pathetic and can't interact is because your too dumb. If you were smart like me you'd be able to hide your autism.


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05 Dec 2010, 9:36 am

mgran wrote:
Most people who self identify primarily as being highly intelligent are compensating for feelings of inferiority... even if they really are as clever as they think. Certainly that's the case with me. I know that I've got a very high IQ and several skills that are way off the chart... but my feeling of inferiority to people who can manage their lives appropriately keeps me holding them at arms length. I've only just realised that about myself, it's a pretty humbling observation. I've always thought that I'm not prejudiced against folks with normal IQs... now I realise that I always have been, despite the fact that intelligence is inherited, and has nothing to do with self will. I didn't make myself clever, anymore than I made myself tall. So why feel superior about it? In the end, it's been a disability.


Just accept you're pathetic and get over it.


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05 Dec 2010, 9:44 am

DasObscure has been banned for trolling.


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