doesn't beeing messy and haveing the asperger contradict? according to the article most people who have the asperger love order and try to keep everything as neat as possible. most geeks i know (including me) can't keep order. most computer programmer's workplaces are crammed with some sort of stuff (plastic cartoon figures, tons of paper scraps, food wrappers, post-its etc.) especially my room is a big mess because it helps me to find stuff. if i would clean it up it would be impossible for me to locate important things;) another interesting thought: some people love to write perl code which is impossible to read (and needs a lot time to be understood)
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doesn't beeing messy and haveing the asperger contradict? according to the article most people who have the asperger love order and try to keep everything as neat as possible. most geeks i know (including me) can't keep order. most computer programmer's workplaces are crammed with some sort of stuff (plastic cartoon figures, tons of paper scraps, food wrappers, post-its etc.) especially my room is a big mess because it helps me to find stuff. if i would clean it up it would be impossible for me to locate important things ;) another interesting thought: some people love to write perl code which is impossible to read (and needs a lot time to be understood)