/sci/ - Science & Math

http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/my-life-aspergers/200902/the-myth-the-black-aspergian

>Where are the black people with Asperger's? When I began learning about Asperger's and autism, one of the first things I read was that its incidence was virtually the same across all races. It was more common in males, but was otherwise evenly distributed throughout the world.

>I have met many Asian Aspergians. When I went West, I met Mexican Aspergians. In some communities in the East, I meet Aspergians from Puerto Rico. In many cities I see Russian Aspergians, and indeed I see Aspergians from all the European countries. The fact that I have met so many Aspergians from America's other "minority populations" suggests something is up.

>If black and Hispanic people are the largest minority populations in America, why don't I meet them in similar numbers? Hispanic Aspergians are common at my city events. Black Aspergians are nowhere to be seen

pic possibly related?

>>4143007
Not for the money, just for the quick job prospects. Like my father before me I don't do social connections very well, and I have do not have the gift of diplomacy.

He got around it by getting a Master's in physics, which got him a job the day after graduation.
I don't have the same level of dedication (different childhoods and all that), so I'm hoping to find a similar result, but with a Bachelor's degree.