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[Anonymous No.]

>A RAADS-R score of 65 or greater is consistent with a clinical diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder

I got a 171. I-I don't t think I'm really that autistic but, I just don't know anymore. So what's your score /jp/?

http://www.springerlink.com/content/fhj14075h450547q/fulltext.html

Scroll down for the questionnaire.

[Anonymous No.]

You automatically get at least 110 if you just fill out all the questions.

[Anonymous No.]

I think if I relied on the internet to tell me things about my brain, I'd have an IQ over 200.

[Anonymous No.]

This was linked today, slow the fuck down.

I got a 147 when I took that, but I don't think that means anything. I've always scored consistently very high on autism tests and the like, but I don't think I have it, because I'm not sure if I'm an accurate self-judge; I've heard people describe me as things that are totally contrary to what I think.

So in the end it's meaningless, don't worry OP.

[Anonymous No.]

Doing this thing would require a lot more effort than I'm willing to put into it. If it had been something you could do on the website, sure, I got a few minutes. But opening Notepad and writing down the numbers and adding them up and and and

Meh.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9690028
It's a made up thing by our society for certain people who don't think the way certain people in our society think we should think so it's all bs in the end yes

[Anonymous No.]

Pffft, I don't need some internet test to tell me I'm stupid. I figured that shit out on my own in high school.

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>>9690048
You're not stupid anon. I know because I hate stupid people.

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>>9690048
Not succeeding in high school does not make you stupid. Highschool is a waste of time and the way they teach ensures that people will get turned off about any subject.

I thought that math was a bunch of formulaic garbage until I decided to go to college. Then I saw that it's one of the most artistic, beautiful, and sublime things I have ever seen.

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>>9690060
Damn, what kind of math class did you take?

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>>9690033
I feel the same way, someone find this in an easier format.

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>>9690073
You mean in highschool or in college?

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>>9690088
In college. I want to magically learn how to love math too.

Then again I go to community college, I don't think they would have that level of math anyways.

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>>9690102
Nothing special.

All three classes of Calculus. But it didn't take me a lot to see the beauty in the proofs which our professor made us remember. I only wish I was more creative so I could be better at math.

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>>9690113
Ah, it must have been the teacher that made it special then. I'm sure not just anyone can take someone that hated math all their life and make them like it.

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>>9690048
>going to highschool
>not powerleveling straight into community college
Why?

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>>9690119
Yeah, I guess it was. And it was a lot of self study out of interest as well. Just doing proofs that my professor failed to mention.

A lot of math graduates find that they're just fucked after they graduate because they're just not creative. And you need to be creative in order to solve mathematical problems. Essentially, you need to try stuff out to see what works, there's not formal process to it, you just got to fiddle around with stuff, just like a painter.

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>>9690133
Well I just barely graduated high school. And I'm pretty sure I got a pity pass for at least one of my classes so I could graduate on time.