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Autistic and humour 2

aidie
over 3 years ago

here a new discussion for jokes and any autistc humour you think suitable ,,,the original thread is a bit long

add jokes, funny memes, anything really.  Stuff u think is funny.

I did a hunt on autisitc humour ahd got a load of stuff and learnt a lot about autism and humour. 

here is some stuff I found

enjoy

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  • over 2 years ago

    EUREKA

    I figured out, what Einstein was thinking, when he exclaimed: ‘’Eureka’’, assuming of course it has really happened, and the story is based on someone’s first-hand relation. He had a sudden thought about someone he knew name Jurij. In Slavic languages 2nd case of noun declination adds -ka at the end of that name, while germanic language native would struggle to pronounce 2nd j in word Jurijka, thus making the word sound like eureka. Of course there is another implication, he was a russian spy, or a contact for one, or at least he could speak russian. 

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  • over 2 years ago

    EUREKA

    I figured out, what Einstein was thinking, when he exclaimed: ‘’Eureka’’, assuming of course it has really happened, and the story is based on someone’s first-hand relation. He had a sudden thought about someone he knew name Jurij. In Slavic languages 2nd case of noun declination adds -ka at the end of that name, while germanic language native would struggle to pronounce 2nd j in word Jurijka, thus making the word sound like eureka. Of course there is another implication, he was a russian spy, or a contact for one, or at least he could speak russian. 

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