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At times I've been called autistic so I've often observed this in many realms of human endeavor. Many people don't trust or distrust others biased on a concrete
by cmdrfred 10y ago
At times I've been called autistic so I've often observed this in many realms of human endeavor. Many people don't trust or distrust others biased on a concrete factual reason like I do("Bob is a soup kitchen volunteer and a Catholic big brother he must be a nice guy"), it is often that they appear to have a "feeling" about a person. The positivity of this feeling is dependent on how much time they have spent in close vicinity to said person recently. It is a odd, probably measurable effect and one I've used myself to advance my career.
- bogomipz 10y agoThanks for giving some context. This makes sense. I think this might explain the phenomenon you see at many tech companies where you often see entire departments go out to lunch together every day, something I think is odd.