>>8239698
That which, to a degree, partakes in the transcendental idea of autism.

A carpenter, if he wants to be a good one, does he measure everything with great exactitude, three or four times in a row? And if a jeweler or a smith does the same, can we not say they want to be good at what they do? And do they not draw the envy of those carpenters, jewelers and smith who are lazier than them, and measure everything only once or twice? Well, my dear anon, an autist is someone who wants to be good at everything and consequently draws everyone's envy and hate.