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ezbzbfcg2
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22 Jan 2019, 7:32 am

techstepgenr8tion wrote:
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Who is Sargon? Sounds like a Tolkein character.

Dunno. Spaceballs I'm guessing.


Huh?

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OP, if you watched the video you posted, you'd know who the Sargon in question is.

Odd reply.



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22 Jan 2019, 11:35 am

ezbzbfcg2 wrote:
Huh?

Explain.

OP, if you watched the video you posted, you'd know who the Sargon in question is.

Odd reply.

I'll admit I was being bad. Sometimes when I get asked a question that I think everyone should know the answer to, and it's pitched far enough out there that I start to wonder if they might have had a different intent in asking it, I end up giving an absurd answer. It's a habit I picked up from the NT's in my life.


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22 Jan 2019, 3:52 pm

techstepgenr8tion wrote:
I'll admit I was being bad. Sometimes when I get asked a question that I think everyone should know the answer to, and it's pitched far enough out there that I start to wonder if they might have had a different intent in asking it, I end up giving an absurd answer. It's a habit I picked up from the NT's in my life.


Oh.

In fairness, I can understand if someone wanted to know after clicking on your link but before clicking on the video.

Regardless, do you think the guy Monday Blue is an Aspie/on the spectrum somewhere? Though he doesn't discuss his own childhood, in a general sense, he seems to think the problems begin environmentally in childhood and snowball from there.



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22 Jan 2019, 6:32 pm

ezbzbfcg2 wrote:
Regardless, do you think the guy Monday Blue is an Aspie/on the spectrum somewhere? Though he doesn't discuss his own childhood, in a general sense, he seems to think the problems begin environmentally in childhood and snowball from there.

I think people can end up in the same place by a lot of different means. Abuse, neglect, and just all-around bad environment is how NT's find themselves there. For auties our '2+ standard deviations outside the mean' glow just exudes which instantly triggers the closest thing we have to an angry old-testament Jehova, ie. Conformitas. I had/have wonderful parents, the environment I think would have reacted the same no matter where I might have hypothetically grown up.


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