Aswad
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ORIGINAL: Tantriqu IQ does not correlate with ability to respond appropriately to social cues or develop common sense, exemplified by many folks with relatively high IQs yet with Asperger traits/syndrome and little common sense, vs. many folks with relatively low IQs who are sociably adorable and have common sense. I've never said IQ is needed to be adorable, or that it guarantees any awareness of social nuances. As you may know, I'm borderline aspie, with no grasp of social matters and no common sense. Thus, I shouldn't be picking up any tone to what you said, nor speculate as to what thought processes may have gone into the post, nor grasp what context surrounds it and you at the time of your posting, and so forth. Also, I shouldn't wonder whether you negatively connoted aspies in what you said, or whether you regard them in a certain manner, or whether such a connotation were intentional if one existed. I am not supposed to consider that such a connotation might upset other aspies here, or why, nor understand how you might feel if confronted with that possibility, nor take the wildest guess as to whether or not you would care. Still, apparently despite being oblivious to the significant things in the world around me, I seem to get by well enough. And sometimes I can be cute, despite this deficiency. Downright adorable at times, some claim. That aside, your point was OT, BS, PC and NT. quote:
Someone said the best determinant of intelligence is that you go to your first MENSA meeting and never return. C'est moi Yeah, that's a popular pastime around these parts, too. IWYW, — Aswad.
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"If God saw what any of us did that night, he didn't seem to mind. From then on I knew: God doesn't make the world this way. We do." -- Rorschack, Watchmen.
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