Human brains evolved to socialize. Socialization increases security on all levels.
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Human brains evolved to socialize. Socialization increases security on all levels.
True. It does seem ironic... but a good "safety and security" strategy for "being aware" of your enemy's thoughts and movements. In this context, not something that causes feelings of "being safe", but rather a sense of "heightened awareness".Agreed.
However ironically the first thing that comes to my mind is the saying, "Keep your friends close. Keep your enemies closer".
"Those who are the best... do it different than the rest." It also takes a higher level of focus... and intellect... and maybe even a little savant-like consciousness. It is difficult to say which of the many great minds were actually autistic or not, but certainly the written accounts of several individuals may suggest this type of neurodivergence.If autism did not exist we would not have the general theory of relativity, and lots of mathematical breakthroughs .