Jeckel wrote:
I can't wait to go to my 10 year reunion and hang out with all my nerd, geek, and freek friends. We can all talk about our interesting jobs, new cars, nice houses, and the differences we make in the world.
Let the jocks and preps talk about how cool they were in high school and all the girls the macked back then. Cause at the end of the night they have to go back to their 9 ta 5 minimum wage job and ask themselves every day why they didn't spend their time reading books, studying, and making somthing of themselves.
I agree completely with this.
With the topic title "I don't think geek interests is helpful for Aspie" I wouldn't agree. Granted, most NTs don't really care about the history of computers, or chess, or string theory, but there are elements they are interested in... mainly ones that benefit them I've found.
I do admin type jobs / general office work, and I find that my computer knowledge is very much welcomed when I show someone a quicker way of doing something, or a trick to do something they didn't think was possible.
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