• people with autism

    From MRO@VERT/BBSESINF to All on Fri May 1 14:12:24 2026
    Boy we really need to figure out what the hell has been going on in the past 30+ years. something must have got in our food supply to affect these people's brains. maybe roundup and other things.

    I have been training people on a type of 3d printer for electronics and i
    have mostly what i call young people. which are people who are younger than me.

    I have one guy who is in his own little world and acts weird. he's supposed to be watching the machine run after setup and watch it feed and stop it if there's an issue. he was staring at the wall while the machine malfunctioned for over a minute. i said why are you staring at the wall?? and he said he wasn't and he said he was 'looking over there' which he then pointed to another wall.

    and he also picks up his arms like a t-rexdinosaur and darts away
    before the process is done. it's like he wants to get the fuck out of there because he doesn't want to do it. he also drew a picture of a guy with a beard and wrote meat hunter on it and stuck it to the machine. Both his
    mother and him work at the same place and if she doesn't come in, he doesn't come in. he also disappears when the machine is almost done and we have to switch materials.

    They gave me another guy and he wasn't great either. he told he he'd be
    right back. i said okay but we have 12 operations left and it's done and i can show you how to setup. and he said ok. this is a short amount of time. he disappeared for 45 mins. I went to go get water and he was in the break room. he was reading the 4 page SOP on and off all night and i did a quick jokingly quiz about what do you do with the machine at the end of the shift. he couldn't remember. You have to home it. there's not much else he could have gathered from that instruction other than that part. he also brought
    up something like that in the beginning as a question so i thought he'd get it when i asked him. overall he had a lot of trouble remembering what to do all night and there's not much to do. you set it up and wait an hour. it's easy stuff.

    just real space cases.


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  • From Kurisu@VERT/RPNET to MRO on Fri May 1 16:26:47 2026
    Re: people with autism
    By: MRO to All on Fri May 01 2026 02:12 pm

    I have been training people on a type of 3d printer for electronics and i have mostly what i call young people. which are people who are younger than me.

    Can you give a rough age range / estimate because this is just.. something else... wondering if it could be a generational thing?
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