Surely the article glorifies it somehow, on the other hand it's a contrast to many articles that I read in the past about it. After all I think even nerdish be

Surely the article glorifies it somehow, on the other hand it's a contrast to many articles that I read in the past about it. After all I think even nerdish behaviour, becoming widely accepted at the moment, has its sociopathic elements. Seeing some things more rationally and less emotionally... So given that a sociapath is smart enough, and that your evolutionary argument is correct, "high functioning sociapaths" should effectively behave social. He just uses different brain regions to accomplish the same goal I guess.