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CityAsylum wrote:
David Brooks, in today's New York Times, wrote:
"These Type A men are just not equipped to have normal relationships. All their lives they’ve been a walking Asperger’s Convention, the kings of the emotionally avoidant. Because of disuse, their sensitivity synapses are still performing at preschool levels."
What??? Does anybody else feel super-insulted?
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Oh boy. A: That couldn't be farther from the trueth B: He's the one whoes a 'preschool level" person.. obviously.
David Brooks, AKA 'sissy face', falls under the catagory of Grade A idiot. Like a grade A idiot he acts as if he were an expert in something that, by his writing, clearly is not understanding. Idiots are commonly proud hypocrates, who point the finger and say "you're dumb" without further thought. What egsactly do idiots proove to society? They prove that they do not listen to the people that they blame, distaste, or fasly accuse or put down. They put down as a means to 'build up' what their brain believes as a possitive image role. At the same time, the people they do it infront of, don't always feel it's so 'wanderful'. An idiot's method of learning is by the means of agreements. Meaning, they go to learn something that they believe they already know, and agree with it if it agree with them. The possition of the photo suggests that Subject Brooks feels a need to be precieved as 'intellectual'. While at the same time, he may carry with him personal doubts about some of his own abilities, because a person in his world has, like us, told him what he cannot do.
Or, is it the more common cause amung humanity? Being let down, dissapointed by someone they trusted or looked up to? Who can say for sure at this point where the ignorance comes from? Being told what you cannot do, does not cause pride, it causes depression and the need to build one's self up at another's expence, if they themselves are too stuborn. Most "grade A" fools fall under such a catagory when they have their 'head in the mud', so to speak.
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22 Mar 2008, 6:07 pm
David Brooks, in today's New York Times, wrote:
"These Type A men are just not equipped to have normal relationships. All their lives they’ve been a walking Asperger’s Convention, the kings of the emotionally avoidant. Because of disuse, their sensitivity synapses are still performing at preschool levels."
Kings? What about the queens?
22 Mar 2008, 6:11 pm
It took a moment to sink in, but this is the guy who does political commentary for public television news. He's rather geeky and awkward himself, maybe he's in denial about his own aspieness!
22 Mar 2008, 6:52 pm
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