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5b5b0e No.34117

ITT: Historical figures who most likely had autism, or at least aspergers. Pic very much related.

686564 No.34125

>>34117

not sure if bait…

Kaiser Wilhelm the Second, quite possibly.


211c28 No.34128

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>wrote the constitution and bill of rights

>deist (fedora of his time)

>married at 43, had no kids

>had exceedingly complex speeches (his State of the Union speeches have highest average level of 21.6 and the most complex one has level of 25.3)

truly an assburger


c0c5a4 No.34129

>>34128

>his State of the Union speeches have highest average level of 21.6 and the most complex one has level of 25.3)

level of what?


6ac858 No.34132

>>34129

autism


c3392e No.34141

File: 1452049799242-0.jpg (61.26 KB, 500x375, 4:3, assburguer.jpg)

File: 1452049799242-1.jpg (178.16 KB, 1276x830, 638:415, aspie.jpg)

File: 1452049799257-2.jpg (15.02 KB, 600x590, 60:59, newtonret.jpg)

everbody says that Lincon has aspergers

also Newton obviously was a huge sperg


211c28 No.34152

>>34129

Flesch–Kincaid level


211c28 No.34153

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>>34141

>Newton

Darwin too

I heard when he married his cousin he kept a log of observations how "human mating rituals" go


ddba87 No.34157

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Nikola Tesla


143264 No.34162

>>34152

That scale isn't the best to determine complexity of a text. It does well, perhaps as well as we can expect, but it doesn't account for certain factors: the fact that the variability in the size of texts can skew readability in one way or another and the commonness of the words (monosyllabic or polysyllabic), which varies as time progresses. Polysyllabicity matters more if those words are uncommon.


211c28 No.34165

>>34162

Polysyllabicity matters in the context of English as most root Germanic words are monosyllabic, and the longer the word is the more likely is it a borrowing from Latin or Greek.


143264 No.34169

>>34165

Yes, but complexity/difficulty cannot be accurately determined by polysyllabicity; for example, appropriate and approximate are both tetrasyllabic but they are definitely not words that can be read with difficulty.


211c28 No.34187

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>Exceptional for abstaining from alcohol and women, he felt most comfortable during warfare. Contemporaries report of his seemingly inhuman tolerance for pain and his utter lack of emotion.

>Apart from being a monarch, the King's interests included mathematics, and anything that would be beneficial to his warlike purposes. He is credited with having invented an octal numeral system, which he considered more suitable for war purposes because all the boxes used for materials such as gunpowder were cubic. According to a report by contemporary scientist Emanuel Swedenborg, the King had sketched a model of his thoughts on a piece of paper and handed it to him at their meeting in Lund in 1716. The paper was reportedly still in existence a hundred years later, but has since been lost.


48c171 No.34191

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:^)


89e599 No.34217

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>>34125

>In 1863, Wilhelm was taken to England to be present at the wedding of his Uncle Bertie, (later King Edward VII), and Princess Alexandra of Denmark. William attended the ceremony in a Highland costume, complete with a small toy dirk. During the ceremony the four-year-old became restless. His eighteen-year-old uncle Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, charged with keeping an eye on him, told him to be quiet, but Wilhelm drew his dirk and threatened Alfred. When Alfred attempted to subdue him by force, Wilhelm bit him on the leg. His grandmother, Queen Victoria, missed seeing the fracas; to her Wilhelm remained "a clever, dear, good little child, the great favourite of my beloved Vicky".


747eaa No.34243

>>34187

>Exceptional for abstaining from alcohol and women, he felt most comfortable during warfare.

the /k/ommando of his era no doubt


a77b7f No.34255

File: 1452603141342.jpg (849.27 KB, 860x1283, 860:1283, Thucydides.jpg)

>Long winded writing style that is often difficult to understand

>Spent 25 years writing one book

>Perfectionist in writing

>Corrected previous authors


2ecb85 No.34297

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71dfdd No.34333

File: 1452899791676.png (27.41 KB, 402x348, 67:58, benisbeuponim.png)

>Muhammad

>neurotic as shit

>obsessed with keeping his identity hidden

>made a bunch of overly-complex and even trivial rules for his religion

>married a loli and a bunch of milfs

I'm still convinced he's an anon.


2ce543 No.34335

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i mean have you read the republic, what an autistc writing style, not to mention he couldnt think of any original characters. also if anyone has the not shit quality version of this image i would like to have it.


5fcad4 No.34723

>>34255

>Thucydides

That's my historical nigga.

Herodotus comes in a close second


622ea5 No.34728

>>34128

>>34152

>had exceedingly complex speeches (his State of the Union speeches have highest average level of 21.6 and the most complex one has level of 25.3)

>Flesch–Kincaid level

I had never heard of this scale before. In what way is this F-K Level associated with autism and/or aspergers?


15ae58 No.34740

>>34335

The Republic is basically the strawman webcomic of its time.


211c28 No.34757

>>34728

Making absurdly long sentences with fancy words nobody's even heard of is pretty autistic.


686564 No.34762

>>34757

How nihilistic of you, you quisquillian morosoph.


387fa8 No.34764

>>34762

how autistic of you to words you dont understand the meaning of


686564 No.34767

>>34764

I'm literally quoting this autistic kid who was in my secondary school when he was talking about people from the younger years bullying him.


622ea5 No.34772

>>34757

so higher score, more autistic? (you say)

According to this website, https://readability-score.com/ , if it is calculating what you are taking about, I'm full on autistic; I put my philosophy midterm paper in and got this

>Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease 46.1


622ea5 No.34773

>>34772

>>34757

73 sentences ; Average words per sentence: 19.9


622ea5 No.34774

>>34772

>>34757

>>34773

I got a 95% on the paper though


686564 No.34778

>>34772

>>34773

>>34774

I wouldn't be surprised, I'm pretty sure most people on this site are autistic.


211c28 No.34781

>>34772

>Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease

that's a different scale

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flesch–Kincaid_readability_tests

use this one, gives results in both scales (and some other readability indices too)


211c28 No.34817




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