I think we do, but they requre the people to suffer more "clear" symptoms... meaning, that you can be an exception from this system if you "function too well" ... At least according to them...
Lucky for you, the music industry takes all from sober love song artists, to drug abused crackheads... People with aspergers should be no problem for them to accept, haha :D
It's like the milder version of Autism, you usually have the same symptoms, but lesser of them are social problems...
It does often affect how you socially act, but it's not necessarily a "problem"... Mostly it's actually a benefit...
I'm happy to have photographic memory because of aspergers, i take advantage of that by drawing in my free time...
I get no cool checks for having this though, that sucks, i want that...
But then again, those might be "resons" for work places for not accepting me for being... different...
Geez i hope not... Especially since i look for a place in the art industry, and i hope they better don't care for such minor details... :o
Aspergers has only given me things i'd shout huray for (except my younger days, i try to forget)
Aspergers isn't bad at all i think, to some it might be, but it varies from person to person...
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I like RTSes. I'm a fan of a certain batch of 4x games (namely, those in the vein of Imperium Galactica 2 and Fragile Allegiance) and usually I welcome any addition in my gaming arsenal of this nature.
Then there was Sins of a Solar Empire...
When I heard of this game, I was not impressed. Just another cookie cutter RTS, but this one's set in space. Big Deal. I wasn't even going to check it out, that's how underwhelming I found it's gallery of screenshots and promises....
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