one thing that you have described as your superpower is asperger�*s.ho don't know asperger�*s syndrome? you're on the autism spectrum. it's, like, a diagnosis. it means that you work a bit differently. you are a bit sensitive to things that others aren't. you can't, erm. .. sometimes, you can't function in the same ways as others. describing it only as a superpower is misleading because some people — because many people are very limited by it because under the wrong circumstances, it can definitely hold you back if you — if you have to play on the same terms as everyone else, as is the current situation for most people. but in some ways, it's something that allows you to be — to do things that others can't. like? for example, if you are really interested in something and if you — you can have a very intense focus on something, you can be really determined, erm, to fulfil something. was there a moment in those early weeks where you realised that this was going to be big? where you maybe are texting your friends and saying, "suddenly, we've got interest

was the lack of internet access, that's why the boy wanted to leave mariupol. they changed it to asperger'sdrome, he is not very good at what he is not very good at, well, he is not very good at mathematics, but he is very gifted at something, he started programming 10 years ago, he knows it well, plusplus, everyone is sharp , he writes his own programs. well, the smart woman says, i will go sit he thought logically that he would sweat on the territory of ukraine. serhiy planned to go to his mother's friend in pokrovsk, which is also the donetsk region, about 200 km from mariupol, and the family did not dare to move, so the boy left home alone, you had nothing to eat and drink and it was very scary, he took a backpack with him, it had a computer, he dressed like a young man, i say seryozha come on, i thought he walks around the house and comes back and seryozha left the house already when he left i already understood what we did with my wife, we did not keep him only one thing, serhii never made it home to pokrovsk, the boy also did not return, and no one knows where he is now. serhii's mot

then he was diagnosed with asperger's syndrome.e's not very good at math, but he's very gifted at something. he started programming for 10 years. he he is writing his program well, the smart woman says, i will go, i was sitting and thinking logically, how will he get to the territory of ukraine, serhiy planned to go to his mother's friend in pokrovsk, this is also the donetsk region, about 200 km from mariupol, and the family did not dare to move, so the boy left home alone and on foot. they didn't let him go because there was a lot of shooting around. well, to be honest, even then there was absolutely nothing to eat and drink, and it was very scary. he took a backpack with him, there was a computer in it, and he dressed like the youth dressed. seryozha come on, i thought he was walking around the house and would come back, and seryozha had left the house already when he left. now no one knows, but serhiy's mother still lives in mariupol. but she does not lose hope of finding her son and is doing everything possible for this, in pa

he, uh, then the diagnosis was changed to asperger's syndrome, he is not very good at something, well, and he is very gifted at something, he began to program 10 let him know python or plyusplyus all the layers, he writes his own programs. well, the smart woman says, i will go. i was sitting in a logical place. i thought how he would get to the territory of ukraine. serhiy planned to go to his mother's acquaintance in pokrovsk, this is also the donetsk region, about 200 km from mariupol, and his family i didn't dare to move, so the guy left home on his own. grandma didn't let him go because there was a lot of shooting around. well, to be honest, even then, there was absolutely nothing to eat and drink and it was very scary. he took a backpack with him and it had a computer. he was born the way young people dress. seryozha come on, i thought he was walking around the house and would come back, and the guard was sewn to my house when he left. he returned and no one knows where he is now, but sergey's mother still lives in mariupol. he does not lose hope to find his son and is doing ever

he, uh, then the diagnosis was changed to asperger 's syndrome. programming at the age of 10. he knows python c++ very well, he writes all the layers of his own programs. well, smart girl , i’ll go ahead. the region is about 200 km from mariupol and the family did not dare to move, so the boy left home on his own. it happened on march 6, 4 p.m. we didn't let him go because there was a lot of shooting around. well, to be honest, we didn't have anything to eat and drink at that time. it was scary , he took a backpack with him, it had a computer, he was born in the way young people dress, i say seryozha come on, i thought he walks around the house and comes back and seryozha left the house and already when he left i already understood that my wife and i couldn't hold back what we were doing at the moment, only one thing is known about pokrovsk: serhii never got home, the boy also did not return, and no one knows where he is now. serhii’s mother still lives in mariupol. but he does not lose hope of finding his son and is doing everything possible for

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and i thought, he is like the asperger's kids that my friends work with. >> for tom, meeting ogrod inseemed incapable of conveying the words and emotions that the detective claimed he did in the confession. >> that supposedly verbatim admission, just did not match up with the guy that you had been face to face with? >> yeah, the story that detectives tell about walter's confession is that they never interrupted him, he just point out is hard to him. he started crying saying officers give me a moment, you don't know how hard this is for me, i didn't mean to kill that little girl. for me that was the moment it clicked that they had not only dictated the story to walter, that they dictated a friend of mine that he is not capable of. >> but remember, prosecutors alleged that ogrod had only confessed to with detectives, but also a present snitch. this niche was so prolific, he had a nickname. >> this niche was named john hall whose nickname was mom senior because he had heard more confessions than a. priest >> john hall was a criminal who had been used as a witness by prosecutors, often hi

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