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> It just seems everywhere I do, I don't fit in. Hell, even my gaming clan;
> they're all gamers. I'm the only actual computer nerd.
If you think you "don't fit in" just because you're a computer nerd and
they're gamers, then sorry but you're never going to fit in anywhere unless
you go to a computer nerd convention. I guarantee that the number of people
you will meet normally in your life (ie not by going to a convention or
whatever) that want to talk about functional programming languages with you
will be *tiny*. There's nothing wrong with functional programming, it's
just everyone has their own very specific interests, and if you rule out
anyone else then you're going to be very lonely.
> Maybe this is why I fail. I mean, let's face it, aside from being a nice
> guy with a good heart, I have absolutely no redeeming features. Why should
> anybody go to the bother of getting to know me? What's in it for them?
> It's not like there's anything worth-while about me...
Oh I'm sure there is, but if you keep telling everyone you meet that there
isn't, then don't expect anyone to be at all interested in you.
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