Comments by "nozrep" (@nozrep) on "Eliezer Yudkowsky on lab leak hypothesis | Lex Fridman Podcast Clips" video.

  1. yup
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  2. awww poor fella thinks we still do not know whether or not a lab doing gains of functions research accidentally leaked a gain of function bioengineered virus on the world.. poor smart fella with the nerd smile/grimace
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  3. fax
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  4. yes he does
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  5. typical functional asperger’s syndrome behavior
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  6. i do not actually know. But I am assuming based on having seen and met various functional autistics over the years. Usually labeled as Asperger’s Syndrom people. Some are more functional, socially, than others. Almost always if not always highly knowledgeable or intelligent in a niche thing or subject or vocation.
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  7. i do not know him but it is just stereotypical facial expressions and gestures from super intelligent types of people, “nerdy” types of people, who are also more often than not super socially awkward types of people. Also possibly “on the autism spectrum” types of people. High functioning autistics who had or have just enough social intelligence to be able to learn to socially interact but have weird coping mechanisms like your stereotypical nerdy grimace-smile. All my own personal opinions of course, but just personal opinions based on observations and interaction through the years and myself being super ADD and I hypothesize, possibly on the spectrum but undiagnosed. That is to say, I have never had my psychiatrist formally test my cognitives for autism because it was always just assumed I was ADD ADHD and they gave me drugs for that which I liked, and hated, simultaneously.
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  8. Also Lex does his own coping mechanisms and he knows he does and he has said on podcasts to guests that he knows he does, like recently when he had the psychiatrist researcher on. He closes his eyes a lot! He closes his eyes a lot while he is talking and actively avoids eye contact but has had to teach himself eye contact for his podcast. But closes his eyes a lot when taking in information or talking also… another type of coping mechanism that on the spectrum but socially functional types will do.
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  9. key word, deserve. but as yet, we can also observe that the prosecutors and officials who are in place to bring charges for blatant and illegal abuse of “emergency powers” provisions in our laws, as yet have not had any sort of will to prosecute, and we the people seem to continue to re- elect them whilst continuing to also complain about how they ought to go to jail or be held accountable for their crimes and their tyrannical acts in some way or other. welp…. anyways….
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  10.  @quintrankid8045  it was bad ideas implemented through illegal abuse of powers. illegal abuse of emergency provisions. illegal lockdowns. Even with emergency powers laws, there is nothing in those laws that ever gave them the legal right to lock down people in their homes. Well not in American laws, anyways. And maybe part of the problem is people like you who are not even aware of such laws or abuse of such laws, seemingly. Nope. Wasn’t just bad ideas. It was also actual law breakings, by elected officials, and by unelected bureaucrats.
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  11. the good ole tried and true nerd wince. always hilarious. always fits the stereotype.
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  12.  @danielmanly4793  damned autistics
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  13.  @theuniversejumper  hahaha yes! an insult joke.😅
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  14.  @danielmanly4793  the word ‘ad hominem’ or phrase or whatever it is. You used incorrectly and implemented it incorrectly based upon your personal interpretation and personal decision to take offense to the original comment, which is hilarious. And then you, misinterpreting it. Making it extra hilarious by misimplementation of the concept of ad hominem. I look forward to laughing at you taking offense to me replying to you when I cursed the autistics. It will be fun!😂🎉🎉
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  15. alternatively, he as a savant autistic is too stupid to be able to frame in terms that a larger audience can understand. So damn smart all he can do is use his complicated terms and phrases to say stuff. And THAT, is stupid!
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  16. yes i agree with you how are there not more comments. Well… I am not qualified to say but it seems to me he had high functioning autism or high functioning Asperger’s Syndrome. The grimace/smile is hilarious, and I have observed it before in autistic people that I met but who had the ability to talk and interact to a certain extent. So yah my guess is some sort of autism sundrom such as Asperger’s.
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  17. true!😁😁😁
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  18. ahhhh!😂 funniest one I’ve read so far! Brilliant!😁😁😁😁
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  19. 🙋‍♂️
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