DirkWillems wrote:
sinsboldly wrote:
DirkWillems wrote:
In conversation the topic presented itself so I told him. After talking several minutes he asked, "I hope this does not offend you but does your autism make you less intelligent or have a lower IQ than others?"
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He had to ask what your mental acuity was? Did I miss something?
Merle
Sure. He is your typical uneducated ignorant American buffoon. I handily put him in his place by showing how superior I was.
A lot of people don't ask questions. This guy seemed to want to learn more and all you can say is that he is a "typical uneducated ignorant american buffoon"? He may very well be, I can't judge that simply because of one scenario. Most people though have never thought to ask me anything. Not even when I was avoiding school. Instead of asking me why, the courts demanded I go, or suffer the consequences! He could have just assumed you were lesser than him and not ask any question at all.
Also, according to your answer you didn't show him anything except that those with Asperger's Syndrome can vary in intelligence, much like those without Asperger's Syndrome. As far as he knows from that answer you could still be at least average intelligence. Asperger's Syndrome only needs 70 IQ at a minimum, which tells me you could be below average. So could I though!
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Permanently inane.