>>798262

My opinion: (with it and a buck, you can buy yourself a candy bar)

As an OCD, I was an 18-hour+/day researcher on this board for months. With that level of commitment and excitement (dare I say addiction?) for the work being done here, I added ALOT to the knowledge base. Often, I WISHED I could balance my life better between here and real life but this work had me chained - even as the responsibilities of RL was being sorely neglected.

When the board became taken over with AI/shills/arguing, the "chains" of the research board were loosened and finally broken because the nonsense drowned out the addrenaline-producing nuggets of gold that had been keeping me obsessively hooked and tuned in and digging. Now I go days without logging on at all and my obsessive mind is back to it's normal state of being hyper-focused on RL activities and projects. It's a relief but possibly a sad tragedy for the Q experiment.

Q team said we were chosen for a reason - and I suspect the reason is the obsessive-compulsive personality traits of many autists that are here. I don't have any sauce but my hunch is that I'm not the only OCD researcher whose "mental pathology" has been released from here due to the over-the-top chaos this board has become. How many excellent and tireless researchers have been lost? Food for thought…

Again - just my opinion. Thanks for listening. Candy bars available at the corner store. :-))

>>798849

Not a "patient" of anyone. I wouldn't treat my OCD for anything. I see it as a gift, not an ailment. It has served me well in the start-up, building, and operation of multiple businesses - which now fully support me in an early and wonderful retirement.

Now go on back down to your mother's basement. Oh - and take a shower and change your clothes…you stink.

>>798995

You don't know what you're talking about, faggot.

Read, learn.

Here is just one study. There are many more.

The largest study of people with autism and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) to date adds to mounting evidence that the two conditions share genetic roots1.

Compared with their typical peers, people with autism are twice as likely to receive a diagnosis of OCD and people with OCD are four times as likely to also have autism, according to a Danish study of more than 850,000 people. The findings were published 11 November in PLOS ONE.

https:// spectrumnews.org/news/sweeping-study-underscores-autisms-overlap-with-obsessions/

Also, please show me exactly where Q said "the chans were chosen for t heir refusal to comply". He did NOT say that at all. That is your interpretation of what he said.

Q said we were chosen for a reason.

Everything in your post is either WRONG or your opinion. Your disinformation speaks volumes about your motive