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| 0 | Welcome to live chat! Remember to guard your privacy and abide by our community guidelines. |
| 1 | Hello |
| 1 | Your Asian videos make sense—- |
| 1 | How much tougher do you think English working class people were 300 years ago and in what way? |
| 1 | Would you date a Georgian woman? From the Caucasus Mountains? |
| 1 | I think you’d have a lot of interest in southern Spain—-they like blonde guys, |
| 1 | I’m not a normie —- lol |
| 1 | One video you did about normies summed it up: normies look for material gain and discard everything that falls out of mainstream because it might ruin chances, |
| 1 | They don’t care about truth, they care about what gives them the highest chance of gaining favour—- |
| 1 | Tyson Fury, Tom Aspinall — both late millennials, |
| 1 | 35 |
| 1 | My generation was a little boring, and very naive but some were very tough guys because they were brought up by parents who had once been poor, |
| 1 | When I was kid, —- it was more tougher mate we had lots of one on ones |
| 2 | Hi Jack_Tisson 😃👋🏻 |
| 1 | Working class English youth culture in 90s was much different: zero weapons, one on ones, — but yea much easier for work mate yes |
| 2 | Hi Jack_Tisson 😃👋🏻 |
| 2 | Welp guys... I got my autism diagnosis last week |
| 1 | @Bobby Bero hi |
| 2 | Sounds like autistic burnout. Hang in there NR |
| 1 | I was 18 in 2001, it wasn’t that easy but maybe I didn’t know it was that easy—- |
| 2 | My therapist said I am moderate to severe but she said my IQ is so high that I was able to mask it for all these years |
| 2 | This entire concept of meritocracy today is BS |
| 2 | I am in my late 20s |
| 1 | At 18, if I can remember, I was working putting down paving stones——I’m pissed off, I should’ve known it was good then, |
| 2 | My IQ is around 135 and nobody told me I had autism except for the therapist I am seeing now |
| 2 | Well I got tested as a kid and that was what it was then |
| 2 | I was talking right away. I was usually one of the popular kids. I'm surprised by my diagnosis. I am in my late 20s |
| 3 | it's not how much you earn, it's how much you keep. there was A guy I used to work with in the factory from Estonia, he worked overtime sometimes 12 hours a day for weeks on end. he signed a special |
| 3 | contract so the employer could give him hours over the limit |
| 2 | Does an autism diagnosis do anything? Todd says it helps get neet buxx but most people I hear that have autism are struggling their way through life without proper accommodations. |
| 1 | In my opinion I don’t think the early 2000s were better in regards to job market; it might be easier to buy houses, etc, then, but I can’t remember this economic utopia honestly I don’t, |
| 3 | he lived in a place with 7 other guys from that place, they split rent 8 ways and he was able to buy a house in Estonia after 4 years |
| 2 | Your buying power was greater Jack_Tisson but people do have nostalgia goggles on for the past |
| 3 | It's before my time so I'll take your word for it my man, I think it depends on your expenses |
| 1 | Yes — I remember buying power being much better true, |
| 1 | In early 2000s: not easier for work, buying power better, material |
| 1 | Assets easier too |
| 3 | video games were around £40 back in early 2000s, nowadays they are around £50/£60, a Freddo was 15 p |
| 2 | But there was no charging for D:Cs Marcus Flint |
| 3 | back before 2008, I could get 2 dollars for a £1 |
| 2 | DLCs |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, I think most dlcs are overpriced and don't add much to the game |
| 3 | unless I really like the game |
| 3 | I loved going to the USA back in 2008 and everything was half price |
| 3 | nowadays when you go to the USA it's like the same price |
| 1 | I was brought up in Basildon |
| 2 | Apparently I was masking so well that I did it subconsciously but wouldn't that make me neurotypical. She says my masking caused my chronic illness and autistic burnout |
| 2 | I agree about the overpriced DLCs Marcus Flint |
| 3 | the £1 has plummeted since then, I think the 2008 bank crash destroyed the currency |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, most games I play these days are offline, I generally wait a few years for the Dlcs to go on sale for the games I do like |
| 3 | The £1 got pretty high devaluation compared to other currencies , |
| 2 | Good idea Marcus Flint. I don't even pay attention to the video game scene anymore since it went woke |
| 2 | Even supressing my power level about the Joos is exhausting let alone pleasing others because they might be offended over some BS thing I didn't mean to do |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, I agree for the most part , there's a few classic series I'm still into. but the golden age for gaming was late 90s to around 2012, |
| 3 | but there are a few good games made past 2012 |
| 2 | Yeah I'd say NR is great at masking. I wouldn't have been able to tell without you telling me |
| 3 | Just hard to find |
| 2 | I agree Marcus Flint. Shortly after games went online, the greedy corporation did their damage and the woke crew was the final nail in the coffin. So much for the trad cons blaming vidya games for |
| 2 | everything |
| 2 | Masking is brootal. It makes me question why I hang out with people who want me to mask in the first palce |
| 3 | Masking was worse than the bullying |
| 2 | And then neurotypicals wonder how I end up on streams and forums like these and come to conclusions that normies don't want me to come to 🤪 |
| 2 | Right Marcus Flint. For all the bullying peers can do to an autistic child, it's the authority figures who make autists feel their behaviors are unwanted and not appropriate |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, I agree the low key censorship made the games all the same , they lost their uniqueness |
| 2 | Yeah Marcus Flint. Regardless of the woke stuff and overcharging, gameplay is not what it used to be. |
| 1 | I can’t tell someone with autism— |
| 2 | I could tell you were smart and dedicated but some neurotypical people are like that too. Nothing differentiated you from a neurotypical smart person from my perspective. |
| 1 | How can you tell? What is autism? |
| 2 | You have trouble picking up on social cues and customs Jack_Tisson which makes the autist a social pariah. |
| 2 | There are levels of autism but an example is people taking expressions literally or not picking up on an angry tone of voice Jack_Tisson |
| 1 | I defo don’t have autism at all— |
| 3 | @Jack_Tisson, it's about thinking differently from the majority of the people |
| 1 | Yes—-I’m not autistic can’t understand it, |
| 2 | Not really Marcus Flint. Neurotypical people have differences in opinions. It's the deficit or processing social norms which makes one autistic |
| 2 | deficit of processing |
| 1 | I have severe ADHD and strong OCD—-I can read people though |
| 2 | Like if you were to tell an autist "You're so smart" in a sarcastic tone some autists would not pick up on the sarcasm and take it as a compliment |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, my answer was lacking. |
| 2 | But you can pick up on social cues so that's not autism Jack_Tisson although some psychologists claim ADHD is a form of masking for autism |
| 1 | I can read social |
| 2 | It's all good Marcus 😃👍🏻 |
| 1 | Cues, |
| 1 | I don’t take things literally |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, A lot of Autistics can detect sarcasm. Sometimes the normies cannot detect sarcasm either |
| 2 | If you can read social cues then you are not autistic Jack_Tisson. |
| 1 | I read people’s emotional states very easy |
| 2 | It all depends Marcus Flint but if a normie cannot pick up on sarcasm then they are either dumb or possibly on the autistic spectrum |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, for myself , I can read these things easily. but my general behaviour is different to most in the group |
| 2 | Good Jack_Tisson. Anyone who cannot read facial expressions struggle throughout life. There is a reason only 15% of autists are employed |
| 3 | Some forms of sarcasm are too complex for the normals, like if you are sarcastic back to someone being sarcastic to you, they sometimes don't get it |
| 2 | Autism also involves faking your own social cues because you don't understand them Marcus Flint |
| 1 | ADHD is WAY different to autism, but it might have some correlations, |
| 2 | Like faking a smile or eye contact and practicing it at the appropriate time. It can be exhausting to someone who doesn't understand social norms |
| 1 | I think people with ADHD might get on with some people with autism as they have some shaded traits? |
| 2 | They are different Jack_Tisson but autists stimulate themselves to channel their energy and it can sometimes be misdiagnosed as ADHD |
| 2 | There are shared traits but different reasons for the traits Marcus FLint |
| 3 | For me I do smiling, I do eye contact , but it's just I think differently, in how I communicate |
| 2 | But you smile and engage in eye contact naturally right Marcus Flint? |
| 3 | I can if I like the person, but I have trust issues |
| 2 | Well trust issues are normal for everyone Marcus Flint |
| 1 | Hang on, when younger, I had huge problems with eye contact and when to laugh etc, but I improved hugely in mid 20s, I |
| 3 | for example with strangers, I may appear unfriendly or uninterested, maybe uncomfortable |
| 1 | might have had some autistic traits in early 20s? Emmmm |
| 2 | You can't develop autism Jack_Tisson. If you don't grow out of it by the age of 2, you're stuck with it forever. It's how your brain is wired. You were probably just nervous like most people |
| 2 | Feeling uncomfortable among strangers is normal Marcus Flint. |
| 3 | they give Ritalin for ADHD |
| 1 | ADHD is shit, |
| 2 | Ritalin suck. They gave it to me for my undiagnosed iron deficiency anemia |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, I may not have the condition, but I have level 1 on paper |
| 1 | No—-I was diagnosed with scitzophrenia at 17, it’s only triggered by weed and I don’t have it without weed |
| 1 | No —- just when smoking weed |
| 3 | eye contact is pleasurable if there is attraction |
| 2 | Autism is a spectrum Marcus Flint. You may have a lower level of autism or you might just get nervous around certain people. |
| 2 | My ex was autistic and she could never give eye contact. It just wasn't in her nature |
| 1 | I’m not scitzophrenic in reality, how can you be if you only have symptoms on drugs? |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero, I may have a lower level or it may be down to environmental factors and a rough life. as nuclear said before a lot of autism symptoms overlap with PTSD |
| 2 | Right Marcus Flint. Your social awkwardness could be a trauma based response |
| 2 | People pleasing to fit in is also a sign of autism |
| 3 | being medicated can sometimes be amazingly pleasant, it is like soma from brave new world |
| 1 | Yes, —- I can’t figure it out: I’m ADHD and OCD but can go scitzo if I’m |
| 1 | Stoned |
| 1 | Not stressed no —- |
| 3 | I feel like people with autism feel emotions more extremely |
| 1 | Stoned |
| 3 | That is why autistic people can get overwhelmed more easily |
| 3 | but in my opinion, the biggest sign of autism is the lack of learning socially |
| 2 | Yep Marcus Flint! Overstimulation |
| 3 | autists have less mirror neurones |
| 1 | I hate loud noises and lights —- autistic traits, |
| 3 | Because they have less mirror neurones, they find it harder to learn behaviours from copying other people |
| 1 | Fuck cultural Marxism |
| 3 | To me this is the main factor of autism, their behaviour and thoughts are developed more from literature or their own ideas and thoughts, however the non autistic learns through copying others |
| 3 | I can mask by just copying others, but I feel I needed to concentrate and put effort into learning to do this |
| 3 | whereas a normal person can do this subconsciously |
| 1 | I’ve been diagnosed with 4 different mental illnesses: ADHD, scitzo affective disorder, and 2 personality disorders—- |
| 3 | once I have learnt it and memorised it, I can do it, but it's not natural to me |
| 2 | Exactly Marcus Flint! |
| 1 | Never been diagnosed with ocd but have it! |
| 2 | Copy and Pasting is a form of autism Marcus Flint |
| 3 | I was diagnosed with autism back when I was 4 years old, I had speech issues back then with certain letters like my 'R's , but nowadays I feel I'm pretty good at fitting in if I need to |
| 2 | Fitting in can be tiering right Marcus Flint |
| 1 | Funny enough: I can get on with normies |
| 3 | I had some good times with the normal people, but I always ended up being betrayed |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero yes it's tough |
| 2 | Dashboard thinks too highly of himself and likes to be oppositional |
| 1 | My best mate from school has Asperger’s |
| 3 | I have around 135 IQ as well, I could learn things from books very easily |
| 3 | Asperger's is what I have, but it's now autism level 1 |
| 3 | they got rid of the term Asperger's |
| 2 | Yeah the way people treat me when I miss a social cue makes me not want to hang around people Marcus Flint |
| 3 | @Bobby Bero , yes I'm feeling quite relaxed discussing this and hearing from people with similar experiences |
| 1 | It’s easy to |
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| 2 | Yeah Marcus Flint. It's nice to know I am not alone |
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| 3 | I get relaxed listening to nuclear |
| 1 | It’s easy to mix with normies: just use humour and speak about basic, trivial matters, I don’t mind normies— |
| 2 | Just have to stay away from the mean normies who make fun of people who miss social cues Jack_Tisson |
| 3 | it's just very logical the way he communicates I enjoy listening to him |
| 2 | Yeah I like the logic Marcus Flint |
| 3 | But it may be because of the similarities as well |
| 3 | But I mean I think like he does, very descriptive |
| 2 | Do you get any accommodations for your autism Marcus Flint? |
| 3 | So yes it is a similarity, I like analysing it more in depth |
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| 3 | I can talk to normal people nowadays fine, but sometimes it takes effort to put it on , like I can do it and know how to do it. but I just don't enjoy it sometimes |
| 2 | I am right there with you Marcus Flint. I masked so much for so long I am suffering from autistic burnout |
| 3 | Minnie told Bill she was kicked out of the community she was born into. she was a Witness of Jehovah or a Mormon, (can't remember) and exposed a high ranking member of the community. then they |
| 3 | made her leave, she apparently went homeless at some point of her life afterwards |
| 1 | I like talking to people with autistic traits but the type I get on best with: free thinking neurotypical people, |
| 3 | the free thinking 'neurotypical' people may just be higher functioning autistics, it's on a spectrum |
| 1 | I am starting to think from this conversation disorders, spectrums, etc, are just traits—-it’s a label |
| 1 | I was diagnosed with personality disorder in prison years ago and just rechecked symptoms, I have none of these traits left anymore apart from more— |
| 1 | I changed so this personality disorder is almost gone—- |
| 3 | I think they are a cluster of characteristics |
| 3 | You can Overcome most of these things if you are able to solve problems |
| 3 | as Saif Karmin said on your stream Jack, dressing is a form of intelligence, you know just solving problems |
| 1 | Some mental disorders are just ways of thinking which can be changed, |
| 3 | Yeah like addictions |
| 3 | Autistics are very susceptible to routine behaviour or addictions, but you can overcome addictions |
| 3 | also people who are struggling in society are prone to addictions |
| 3 | but then Autistics are more likely to struggle in society |
| 1 | People who don’t feel empathy, guilt and shit—-this IS A BIG PROBLEM, |
| 3 | so is the addiction down to the autism, or down to struggling with being low status |
| 1 | Lack of self awareness too, big problem |
| 3 | Yes , lack of self awareness |
| 3 | And lack of accountability |
| 3 | or compassion and empathy |
| 4 | Keep in mind that FACEandLMS is a blk guy. |
| 3 | I told first he couldn't capitalise on it at the start, I told him it was a dead end and he got angry |
| 3 | you cannot make it mainstream, with a controversial issue |
| 3 | unless it is supported by the system deliberately |
| 3 | all controversial grassroots movements are uprooted and redirected |
| 3 | Reorganised and controlled |
| 4 | You know that FACEandLMS is an ex-cop? |
| 3 | Light skinned guys do well |
| 1 | Empathy, guilt, and Shame are weaknesses and conformity emotions but you need them otherwise you’re going to be horrible, |
| 3 | yeah I spoke to him |
| 3 | I just did not like his attitude |
| 3 | @Jack_Tisson it is not survival of the fittest, it is survival of the sh 1t ie ,st |
| 3 | In a crisis , the person who is most Machiavellian is most likely to survive |
| 3 | the world rewards the worst people with the best lives |
| 1 | I like having empathy but also recognise these empotions are a weakness under certain circumstances |
| 1 | The greatest gang bosses often have high empathy traits, |
| 3 | do they use their empathy to manipulate others? |
| 3 | or do they use it for good? |
| 3 | maybe a bit of both |
| 1 | No—-scoring high for empathy for gang bosses is a way of understanding others and understanding their needs thus building loyathy through kind acts, |
| 3 | Yes that's what I believe as well |
| 1 | But they can also get inside the minds of characters around them; therefore are better at predicting behaviour |
| 3 | yeah they know how people think and use it to their advantage |
| 3 | But they are not actually kind people |
| 1 | Old London gang bosses lives by a code, |
| 3 | they do all this for their own benefit and they have no care screwing others |
| 1 | @Marcus Flint I read a book |
| 1 | In London gang boss and he has huge empathy and helped a lot of people and was very kind, |
| 3 | if you are in the group you are looked after if you follow the rules |
| 3 | good and evil |
| 1 | Having huge empathy can also make the gang boss filled with hate as they get inside the mind of enemy and see him as a problem |
| 3 | karma |
| 3 | Well I don't belief in karma |
| 1 | I’ve dealt with many sociopaths —— they’re like human toothaches, |
| 3 | the gangs seem to be quite a brotherhood, some aspects of it may be romanticised |
| 3 | I heard stories of a few people being used as fall guys |
| 3 | patsys |
| 3 | when you join a group, you may just get used . you need to be careful, make sure you get more out of it than they take from you |
| 3 | I prefer to just stay indoors, drink tea, play videogames and relax |
| 1 | The key thing to understand about sociopaths: they’re like predatory animals, don’t think of them as fellow humans |
| 3 | 💯 |
| 3 | I may go to sleep now, I'm tired. thanks for the company everyone. goodnight , best wishes in your endeavours ☕ |
| 1 | I understood predatory behaviour through watching nature documentaries— |
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