> > They are introverts, not anti-social, Cain explains. There is a big difference. And might as well mention that asocial is a more fitting word than anti-soc

> > They are introverts, not anti-social, Cain explains. There is a big difference. And might as well mention that asocial is a more fitting word than anti-social if the intent is to describe lack of willingness to participate in social environments. "Anti-social" is better if one is describing behaviour that is socially destructive, like violence. <insert "but languages evolve" reply here>