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Is it an illness to be a geek ?!

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  • M Megan Forbes

    Colin Angus Mackay wrote: You might have noticed that I sometimes explicitly ask if I'm talking too much. Actually, the fact that you are so sincere when speaking is one of the qualities I really like about you Colin :)


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    Megan Forbes wrote: the fact that you are so sincere when speaking is one of the qualities I really like about you :-O


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    • C Corinna John

      I've heard a lot about "Asperger Autism", but yesterday I read a casual term for it: The "Geek Syndrome" ^. So I took part in a screening test ^, and got a score of 37 (eighty percent of those diagnosed with autism or a related disorder scored 32 or higher). Did anybody else take that test? How many possible "Asperger Autists" are here on CP, and... why the hell do those psycho-docs call it a syndrome?! It's not bad to be strange. If there was a little more tolerance for strange people, no "Aspi" would need any therapy. :rose: Have Fun testing yourself, coco

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      hmmm...


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      • M Matt Gullett

        39 - Now leave me alone, you're making me loose my concentration.

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        Matt Gullett wrote: 39 - Now leave me alone, you're making me loose my concentration. (1) I think you mean "lose", not "loose". :) (2) What do you mean, "overly fascinated with fiddly details"? I resent that! (3) I now feel oddly inadequate having scored only 38. On the other hand, that's the same number as my age, and the same as Eric Gagne's jersery number. (See? I just can't help it.) ... though, to be honest, I thought half my answers were more to do with the old Attention Deficit Thingywhatsis... wait, now I'm all confused... -- Diane C Itinerant games programmer "Federal Espresso - When it absolutely, positively has to stay up overnight."

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          I've heard a lot about "Asperger Autism", but yesterday I read a casual term for it: The "Geek Syndrome" ^. So I took part in a screening test ^, and got a score of 37 (eighty percent of those diagnosed with autism or a related disorder scored 32 or higher). Did anybody else take that test? How many possible "Asperger Autists" are here on CP, and... why the hell do those psycho-docs call it a syndrome?! It's not bad to be strange. If there was a little more tolerance for strange people, no "Aspi" would need any therapy. :rose: Have Fun testing yourself, coco

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          Corinna John wrote: score of 37 (eighty percent of those diagnosed with autism or a related disorder scored 32 or higher). Me too....37, is that good or bad or what??? whats going on? "Creating tomorrow's legacy systems today..... .... One CRISIS at a time!" -- Unknown "If you build it.... .....BUGS will come!" -JB
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            Corinna John wrote: score of 37 (eighty percent of those diagnosed with autism or a related disorder scored 32 or higher). Me too....37, is that good or bad or what??? whats going on? "Creating tomorrow's legacy systems today..... .... One CRISIS at a time!" -- Unknown "If you build it.... .....BUGS will come!" -JB
            this.Dispose();
            "A Bug is a piece of code that knows whatz its purpose"

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            There is no "good" or "bad". If you don't get along on a planet full of people, the number 37 might be connected to the reason for it, that's all. :)

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