For Jochen Saige, only logical arguments count. In 2019 he was diagnosed with autism – he has been doing much better since then. And he is happy in his job at a special company.
When I was about six years old, I noticed that people said one thing but acted differently. They preached honesty, but still occasionally cheated. That irritated me. In elementary school I realized that I think very systematically and that only logical arguments count for me. Non-autistic people rely more on their gut feeling. I still don’t understand that to this day – if all the arguments point in one direction, why do you choose the opposite?
Source: Stern
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