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Excellent! Thank you for looking out for the nerds.
I'm surprised there aren't more comments on this article. I felt a lot of this growing up, and I'm grateful to have it out there in the open for people to think about. Thanks!
I am not surprised that there are few comments. I"m certain that a fair amount of eye rolling or statements similar to "that's nice" or "right on" followed the reading of this article. But, like so many people who agree or disagree, they are unwilling or simply uninterested in trying to see changes like those suggested in this article. I have spent my life, whether in church, with so-called friends, in school, work, and even athletics trying to fit, but failing. This article grasped me with a vigorous feeling of understanding and acceptance; a feeling I have felt only rarely in the past three decades. To know that there are those who don't simply pity the plight of the intellectual or those who enjoy thinking wraps me warmly as I begin another day in a world that glorifies the opposite and seeks the sensationalistic opportunities that counter wisdom and truth. It's glorious to know that someone, somewhere, desires truth and understanding both on an intellectual and spiritual scale. At lest in these words, I fit.
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