Is Learning Math Having An Autism?
By MojoFan
@gibocam (343)
United States
November 22, 2017 4:37am CST
I love mathematics and situations that requires problem solving and analyzing skills. Sometimes I wonder why other people do hate them? Is it because they don't know about it? Or do I have this autistic view having a world of my own that can see numbers as delicious food while others can't?
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@JolietJake (50190)
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22 Nov 17
Not for you, I would not say it is.
You might have a love of it and a skill pertaining to it, but that has nothing to do with Autism.
a variable developmental disorder that appears by age three and is characterized by impairment of the ability to form normal social relationships, by impairment of the ability to communicate with others, and by repetitive behavior patterns —called also aut
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@gibocam (343)
• United States
22 Nov 17
@JolietJake Yup, I agree. I'm an introvert.
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@JolietJake (50190)
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22 Nov 17
@gibocam But by joining math club you were socializing with the other people in it.
That sounds more like typical high-school where not everyone fits in to every crowd.
I was pretty much a loner because I didn't 'fit in' with any group, so I spent most of my time devoted to listening to music by myself, and developing a severe love/addiction to it, but that doesn't make it autistic behavior.
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@Bluedoll (16770)
• Canada
22 Nov 17
@gibocam I don't know a lot about autism. There is a new television series called the Good Doctor a story about a boy with autism went on to use his analytical mind to become a doctor. I hope the writers continue to show some insight into his way of thinking.
I think being analytical is not a bad thing if it can be used correctly.
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@gibocam (343)
• United States
22 Nov 17
@m_audrey6788 Haha... What if you're an accountant and need to deal with math problems everyday? Do you need to be in the mood everyday?
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