Joscha Bach

He understands what I understand. We didn't even speak the same language.

He understands what I understand. We didn't even speak the same language.

He understands what I understand. We didn't even speak the same language.

It was not my main concern. My main concern was mostly that I was alone. It was not so much the question, is it okay to be the way I am? I couldn't do much about it, so I had to deal with it. But my main issue was that I was not sure if I would ever meet anybody growing up that I would connect to at such a deep level that I would feel that I could belong.

It was not my main concern. My main concern was mostly that I was alone. It was not so much the question, is it okay to be the way I am? I couldn't do much about it, so I had to deal with it. But my main issue was that I was not sure if I would ever meet anybody growing up that I would connect to at such a deep level that I would feel that I could belong.

It was not my main concern. My main concern was mostly that I was alone. It was not so much the question, is it okay to be the way I am? I couldn't do much about it, so I had to deal with it. But my main issue was that I was not sure if I would ever meet anybody growing up that I would connect to at such a deep level that I would feel that I could belong.

Yes. And I noticed the same thing when I came into the math school, that I think at least half, probably two-thirds of these kids were severely traumatized as children growing up, and in large part due to being alone, because they couldn't find anybody to relate to.

Yes. And I noticed the same thing when I came into the math school, that I think at least half, probably two-thirds of these kids were severely traumatized as children growing up, and in large part due to being alone, because they couldn't find anybody to relate to.

Yes. And I noticed the same thing when I came into the math school, that I think at least half, probably two-thirds of these kids were severely traumatized as children growing up, and in large part due to being alone, because they couldn't find anybody to relate to.

No.

No.

No.

I'm not alone anymore. It took me some time to update and to get over the trauma and so on, but I felt that in my twenties, I had lots of friends and I had my place in the world and I had no longer doubts that I would never be alone again.

I'm not alone anymore. It took me some time to update and to get over the trauma and so on, but I felt that in my twenties, I had lots of friends and I had my place in the world and I had no longer doubts that I would never be alone again.

I'm not alone anymore. It took me some time to update and to get over the trauma and so on, but I felt that in my twenties, I had lots of friends and I had my place in the world and I had no longer doubts that I would never be alone again.

No. Sorry.

No. Sorry.

No. Sorry.

So we were at stage four. And so basically I find that many nerds jump straight into stage four, bypassing stage three.

So we were at stage four. And so basically I find that many nerds jump straight into stage four, bypassing stage three.