The topic of making money and the inability of autistics to make money came up in another thread, so I thought it's worth opening up a more detailed discussion on this topic by itself.
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Autism is ofcourse a spectrum. The truth is I don't know why the cuck-DSM5 got rid of Aspergers as a separate category and now places it on the same spectrum as other autistic diagnoses. This one word "autism" now describes everything from those who can't stop drooling on themselves, can't get dressed in the morning, can't use the toilet by themselves and can't make any eye contact whatsoever; all the way to highest functioning, most successful autistics, who would have in the past been categorized under Aspergers and for whom their autism is nothing but an immense comic book level superpower.
Some examples of these obviously autistic but highly successful men are:
- Elon Musk
- Mark Zuckerberg
- Bill Gates
- Vitalik Buterin
- Linus Torvalds
- Ding Liren
- Fabiano Caruana
It can be misleading to many to group all these varying conditions and abilities under this one umbrella term "autism". Therefore it probably isn't fair for me to simply rebut the O.P @AutisticMonstrosity simply by citing the examples of those on the far side of high functioning, such as the men mentioned above, without a proper analysis of what the word "autism" means in this context.
From an incel/interacting with women/romantic relationships perspective, one common denominator remains true, that is, no autistic man, regardless of where they place on the spectrum is naturally skilled at conversing in "womanese". The "tee hee" giggly, emotionally volatile, illogical and nonsensical female nature is inherently the exact opposite of anything autistic. We tend to have a natural tendency to take things literally and at face value, like a mathematical or coding puzzle, and the reality is that female dissimulation cannot be contended with logically.
However, for the money making side, and this is purely speaking from my point of view (wow, that's such a foid thing to say lol, but I digress) for those on the higher functioning side of the spectrum, for whom their autistic quirks manifest simply as exceptional abilities in mathematics, learning languages and systematic thinking, there are still many money making opportunities in anything involving logical analysis (computer programming, mathematics, quantitative trading, linguistics, etc) and avoiding as far as possible anything involving normie neurotypical social games (sales, marketing, project management, customer service, etc).
I fully admit that this is easier said than done since even most “software engineer” careers at any DEI cucked leftist tech company requires playing bullshit foid-esque social games to some extent. (See James Damore).
As a personal anecdote, I've heard several times from normie neurotypical chad-lites in my university the phrase "I don't want to just be stuck in a corner writing code". Well guess what, that's EXACTLY what I want to do! Leetcode, HackerRank and AdventOfCode are my heaven. It’s my relaxation, it’s my creative sandbox, it’s my happy place.
If anyone reading this feels that their autism will prevent them from making money in any meaningful way, I am curious what your autism manifests as, what your unique autistic traits and quirks are, and why you think the avenues of money making I listed above are closed off to you.
(As you can see, the topic of money came up in the context of escortmaxxing, so ultimately it's still about sex but I digress
)Autism is ofcourse a spectrum. The truth is I don't know why the cuck-DSM5 got rid of Aspergers as a separate category and now places it on the same spectrum as other autistic diagnoses. This one word "autism" now describes everything from those who can't stop drooling on themselves, can't get dressed in the morning, can't use the toilet by themselves and can't make any eye contact whatsoever; all the way to highest functioning, most successful autistics, who would have in the past been categorized under Aspergers and for whom their autism is nothing but an immense comic book level superpower.
Some examples of these obviously autistic but highly successful men are:
- Elon Musk
- Mark Zuckerberg
- Bill Gates
- Vitalik Buterin
- Linus Torvalds
- Ding Liren
- Fabiano Caruana
It can be misleading to many to group all these varying conditions and abilities under this one umbrella term "autism". Therefore it probably isn't fair for me to simply rebut the O.P @AutisticMonstrosity simply by citing the examples of those on the far side of high functioning, such as the men mentioned above, without a proper analysis of what the word "autism" means in this context.
From an incel/interacting with women/romantic relationships perspective, one common denominator remains true, that is, no autistic man, regardless of where they place on the spectrum is naturally skilled at conversing in "womanese". The "tee hee" giggly, emotionally volatile, illogical and nonsensical female nature is inherently the exact opposite of anything autistic. We tend to have a natural tendency to take things literally and at face value, like a mathematical or coding puzzle, and the reality is that female dissimulation cannot be contended with logically.
However, for the money making side, and this is purely speaking from my point of view (wow, that's such a foid thing to say lol, but I digress) for those on the higher functioning side of the spectrum, for whom their autistic quirks manifest simply as exceptional abilities in mathematics, learning languages and systematic thinking, there are still many money making opportunities in anything involving logical analysis (computer programming, mathematics, quantitative trading, linguistics, etc) and avoiding as far as possible anything involving normie neurotypical social games (sales, marketing, project management, customer service, etc).
I fully admit that this is easier said than done since even most “software engineer” careers at any DEI cucked leftist tech company requires playing bullshit foid-esque social games to some extent. (See James Damore).
As a personal anecdote, I've heard several times from normie neurotypical chad-lites in my university the phrase "I don't want to just be stuck in a corner writing code". Well guess what, that's EXACTLY what I want to do! Leetcode, HackerRank and AdventOfCode are my heaven. It’s my relaxation, it’s my creative sandbox, it’s my happy place.
If anyone reading this feels that their autism will prevent them from making money in any meaningful way, I am curious what your autism manifests as, what your unique autistic traits and quirks are, and why you think the avenues of money making I listed above are closed off to you.
