/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9973356
Have you noticed what I'm doing yet, anon? I'm giving you a taste of your own medicine. I'm mimicking the exact argumentative style (*also known as sophistry) you used earlier with the other anon, who gave up, because you're a pedantic idiot. And also attempted to use with me. Annoying, isn't it? Pointless, isn't it? This is exactly how you make other people feel, I hope you're squirming inside your own skin now, you piece of utter shit.

>>9969835
Becuse sometimes experts are experts for a reason. That being, they've dedicated their life to a field and, no matter much you mightn't like that, they know more about it than you. Like Hans Asperger or Simon Baron-Cohen.
Also, it can help with identifying some behaviors that require explanation, like sensory overload, when others don't experience them.
That's why, Simon, that's why.

>>9755386
Yeah, really awesome, dude.