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We would still be in the stone age without hyperspecialized super nerds that did nothing all day but try out different combinations of clay or coal or ore. They basically bruteforced technology and that shit is so impressive if you watch stuff like “Primitive Technlogy”. Even when you have modern knowledge, recreating the processes that you had to use to refine materials in the stone/iron age is incredibly hard and labor intensive.
Or below-average-intelligence people that would just try stuff, like… putting pineapple over pizza, or whatever. Diversity is a valuable.
I’m not trying to be mean or angry when I say this, but this is kinda an “all lives matter” type of comment.
Made me think of this funny ass clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLH7coaj_7Y
Idk what that is from so sry if its some shitty people, but the clip is funny.
How many of mathematical and scientific proofs came about because some savant literally dreamed up a solution to their problem?
The sewing machine was invented that way.
Autism causes vaccines
I guess the question is: how can we dedicate ourselves to employing our atypicality in such a way that it enhances human learning so significantly that our works remain remarkable for over three hundred years?
document your special interest really well, and make sure that is preserved
Vols I, II, and III would like a little sunlight too, please
Od, didin’t even notice that! They might really all have been the same color, yeaj !
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