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Very interesting question. My guess is that it has skewed away from that stereotype over time towards people who have the charisma and or social status to rais
by zepto 6y ago
Very interesting question. My guess is that it has skewed away from that stereotype over time towards people who have the charisma and or social status to raise funds.
Not that neurodiverse people cannot be charismatic - I’m just guessing about the skew.
- WJW 6y agoSurely neurodiversity also goes to the "right side" of the bell curve? Hypercharismatic people are just as atypical as non-charismatics. Probably the same goes for focus, intelligence and a bunch of other characteristics.
- zepto 6y agoLikely true for ‘hypercharismatic’. It certainly seems true with say, charismatic sociopaths. However we might make a distinction between hypercharisma, and high-normal charisma combined with social access.