My first comment on the new forum, please give feedback on which community norms I inevitably end up violating.
I’ll attack the first section of your post, and I’ll be disregarding the controversial intelligence-autism correlation.
a person who is both unusually smart
You are an outlier, the rules aren’t made with you in mind.
Most people are forced break some rules in order to win, but from the perspective of most people, you can do moves which are impossible.
You can Win without breaking any rules.
Why would you throw away utility by taking unnecessary risk?
You benefit from everyone around you being more constrained by rules which they can’t help but break and you can navigate trivally. In short you benefit the most by making the meritocracy gauged by something you’re good at.
Risk is either for plebs who can’t avoid it, or outliers who have spent their lives practicing how to do risk well.
My first comment on the new forum, please give feedback on which community norms I inevitably end up violating.
I’ll attack the first section of your post, and I’ll be disregarding the controversial intelligence-autism correlation.
You are an outlier, the rules aren’t made with you in mind.
Most people are forced break some rules in order to win, but from the perspective of most people, you can do moves which are impossible.
You can Win without breaking any rules.
Why would you throw away utility by taking unnecessary risk?
You benefit from everyone around you being more constrained by rules which they can’t help but break and you can navigate trivally. In short you benefit the most by making the meritocracy gauged by something you’re good at.
Risk is either for plebs who can’t avoid it, or outliers who have spent their lives practicing how to do risk well.
The latter group we call “billionaires”.