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Believe Like a King

Oct 31, 2014 | Autism Specific, Matters of the Heart, Power Dynamic | 0 comments

One of the many reasons society isn’t comfortable around those with aspergers syndrome is we tend to believe like kings.  Believing like a king involves seeing the world to the closest approximation that it really is.  Believing like a king involves knowing that most of the important things in life boil down to numbers.

 

Belief like a King Belief like a Pawn
Conjecture Encouraged
Stock market investment
Critical thinking for problem solving
Conjecture Discouraged
Playing the lotto
Religion, Faith/Hope in the hereafter
Optimize for Truth
Money and status most important things
Numbers most important
Optimize for Happiness
Therapeutic ideals like innate worth
Self-esteem at the expense of truth
Speak in Specifics
Confrontational authenticity
Speak in Generalities
Vague and non-existential impotent speech

 

Those who believe like a king know hope is mostly just something used to string vulnerable people along.  They also expect you to hope while they use conjecture on you.  For example people will use conjecture when assessing your future and find out you have none and then they will reject you, all while telling you to hope out the other side of their mouths.

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