> Maybe you have zero interest (in which case, of course you won't learn). Quoted sentence does a lot of heavy lifting in your reasoning. Being intrinsically i

> Maybe you have zero interest (in which case, of course you won't learn). Quoted sentence does a lot of heavy lifting in your reasoning. Being intrinsically interested in something is integral part of learning. And, yes, obviously for people who have zero interest in subject it will act as "specific learning disability". I know this because I tend to be interested in programming-related subjects and, consecutively, capable of learning them, but I could never muster any interest trigonometry or calculus homework. I've also known multiple people who felt the same way about debugging their software development homework - they weren't interested and hated every second of it.