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Lubos Motl also has Asperger Syndrome. So, perhaps you should behave like he does to be successful 

causalset said:Okay, Asperger Syndrome is a form of autism. So it means I am not good when it comes to human interactions. THAT is why I am getting confused.
Count Iblis said:Lubos Motl also has Asperger Syndrome. So, perhaps you should behave like he does to be successful
Jasongreat said:Last I checked Newton, Einstien, Faraday, Edison, Tesla(could probably go on and on) didnt have degrees let alone a doctorate, although some of the above did get honorary degrees after the fact.
causalset said:I reached a breaking point and yelled at him "go back to China!" (he was Chineeze) Then he said "are you serious". And then I said "yes I am, you Chineese do not belong to USA ..." Then he said "come with me". I then said "look I am sorry I have Asperger Syndrome,
So because I was mad at him calling it that way, I decided to deliberately run up to another student, who was black and yell at him how "niggers" don't belong to USA. So then he took me to police and reported both.
I "scared" Wells when I didn't want to let him go after he refused working with me (Wells is white, so that is NOT racism)
shoehorn said:I'm continually amazed by the number of people one encounters on the internet who have Asperger's syndrome. It's almost as common an ailment as idiocy and habitual lying.
Count Iblis said:Lubos Motl also has Asperger Syndrome. So, perhaps you should behave like he does to be successful![]()
causalset said:I have recently got my ph.d. (last May) in Michigan and right now I am doing postdoc in India. But, even though the situation that I am about to describe is few years in the past, I would still like your take as to whether you think I been treated farly or not. In order to present accurate picture the story is quite long so this forum doesn't allow that size of a post. For that reason I will simply refer you to another forum where I made the same post, and then you can come back here and respond.
Here it is: http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt106767.html
Vanadium 50 said:The modern concept of a "PhD" goes back only to the mid-to-late 19th century. That excludes Newton (who, incidentally, did have a degree from Trinity), Faraday, and possibly Tesla and Edison. Yale adopted the modern PhD program in 1861, being the first school in the US to do so. Edison would have been 14 then. Edison was a very successful inventor and businessman, but made few if any contributions to fundamental science. Tesla's situation is particularly unclear - some sources say he had a degree from Graz, others say he did not.
Einstein had a PhD from ETH.
I would encourage you to take a look at Nobel prize winners in Physics and see how far back you have to go to find one without an advanced degree.
Dude. You cannot keep blaming everything, no matter how unrelated, on your "Asperger's". Asperger's doesn't cause people to be racist *******s, nor does it absolve you from being responsible for not meeting the deadlines and so on. The first step to recovery is to actually acknowledge your fault, rather than desperately looking for absurd justifications.causalset said:I have recently got my ph.d. (last May) in Michigan and right now I am doing postdoc in India. But, even though the situation that I am about to describe is few years in the past, I would still like your take as to whether you think I been treated farly or not. In order to present accurate picture the story is quite long so this forum doesn't allow that size of a post. For that reason I will simply refer you to another forum where I made the same post, and then you can come back here and respond.
Here it is: http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt106767.html
Geometrick said:The fact that you air this issue out on a message board and leave yourself almost no anonymity is astounding.
shoehorn said:For what it's worth, one of the people that the OP mentioned in his rant has told me a rather interesting story. The upshot of it is that the mods may wish to remove this thread now to head off any involvement in any legal action which may be taken.
Preno said:The first step to recovery is to actually acknowledge your fault, rather than desperately looking for absurd justifications.
Geometrick said:I think we should close this thread before any more damage is done. This guy is saying some borderline unnerving things about a respected scientist.
Vanadium 50 said:I think there is a lesson in this - grad school faculties want their students to succeed. the advice they are giving is worth paying attention to, and where the OP went awry is when he decided that he knew better, and would do something else.
Geometrick said:I think we should close this thread before any more damage is done. This guy is saying some borderline unnerving things about a respected scientist.
shoehorn said:For what it's worth, one of the people that the OP mentioned in his rant has told me a rather interesting story. The upshot of it is that the mods may wish to remove this thread now to head off any involvement in any legal action which may be taken.
xxChrisxx said:Oh would you please please stop whining.
This is ont of the reasons you arent getting on in life, incessantly moaning and defending your obviously poor position.
You weren't treated unfairly, accept YOU messed up, grow up, move on.