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Aspie logic:

1.) Identify the error.  

2.) Identify what is causing the error (formulate deferred causality list via explanation from analytical inferred knowledge or observational facts).

3.) Remedial action(s) needed to rectify the error.  

4.) Outcome conclusion, Error status(repeat the process)note degree of Accuracy or record a resolved status

 

 

 

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  • It was just a logical solving schematic. I like to think in frameworks, it gives me cognitive edges to situations. I find that I am hopeless at first,, then slowly accumulate information/data, the framework evolves by assessment and assessment failure, the tower builds until I am standing on the top of a plinth with Nt's under my feet, not bad for a stupid guy at first.

    The moral too that tale is, never challenge or compete with an Aspie long-term, because whilst you sleep and think you have victory, the Aspie moves forward, always forward in victory steps.  

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  • It was just a logical solving schematic. I like to think in frameworks, it gives me cognitive edges to situations. I find that I am hopeless at first,, then slowly accumulate information/data, the framework evolves by assessment and assessment failure, the tower builds until I am standing on the top of a plinth with Nt's under my feet, not bad for a stupid guy at first.

    The moral too that tale is, never challenge or compete with an Aspie long-term, because whilst you sleep and think you have victory, the Aspie moves forward, always forward in victory steps.  

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