bloody. stupid. people.
i'm so underwhelmed by the common ignorance these days that i get all surprised and excited when i meet interesting, intelligent people.
some tips for the
getting a degree doesn't mean that you:
- didn't have any difficulty getting it (i didn't, but many others did)
- don't have a problem getting a job (i do, many others haven't)
- are bright (some of the stupidest people i've ever met also went to law school. some even got decent grades. and jobs. bastards.)
nor does the fact you can't see it mean it isn't there. [just ask any deaf person.]
diagnosis for asperger's syndrome (for adults) is basically a personal history exam - taken by a small troupe of specialists [psych, social worker, perhaps a linguist or sommat]. they pick through your brain, and your past, then run off for a quick chat and a look over a diagnostic checklist.
aspies are part of the autism spectrum. we're not morons. [that, in fact is one of the diagnostic criteria.]
generally you've tried all the alternatives until you run out of options. then, no matter how 'unlikely', you're left with the conclusion. [sherlock would be proud. if he was real :)]
meanwhile, you're trying to get on with your life ...
yes. notch up another day.
i thoroughly recomend watching the new canadian sci-fi regenesis when it gets aired here.
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People are just no damned good.
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Any Idea if it is going to get aired here?
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once we have the whole series i expect to put it on dvds.
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their boss seemed to agree with me. on both topics.
certainly helps that i have some organisational support behind me.
and the fact that i can happily represent myself in whatever forum i might need to take this to get a fair assessment.
just wish i got paid to do this shit, instead of being good at it, but having to prove it on my own behalf.
the tyranny of the majority, i guess :grin: