A_Chilean_Cyborg

For me is baymax, the disney character.

Since I saw the movie for the first time I felt identified with said robot, I'm an engineering student, and also very chubby, i like to hug and to care for others too, not very agile or fast too.

Is really a new experience for me, I do really hope it lasts a good time.

I'm also really relieved seeing that I do, In fact have the ability to make friendships, and that I won't be forever alone.

I'm not sure if he is neurodivergent or not, he says he isn't but at the same time... yeah.

There is hope people, it can happen!

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/15966058

I have a long way to go before even start to think in that kind of stuff, but seeing the laboral market in chile not having such interesting job (there are few jobs for engineers to do actual engineering stuff imo) I find an appealing possibility to get into academia instead.

So it seems interesting to ask if anyone here has experience in academia and if is in general a good idea.

I'm not sure if is just me but it trully does seem that the prevalence of neurodiversity in places like this is way higher than in the average population.