Emoji-Less Words: Podcast of improv research and imaginary conversations that seek to advance the spectrum and practice of natural deductions, based on a various of topics.
WHO IS SHERLOCK HOMEBOY?
Sherlock Homeboy is unique compared to an average human, but he is not a “high-functioning sociopath.” Sherlock Homeboy most likely suffers from Asperger's Syndrome, a minor case of Bipolar Disorder, and a hint of Savant Syndrome. Asperger's Syndrome causes Sherlock Homeboy to think in pictures. He is callous, arrogant, bad tempered, deceitful, lacking of empathy, extremely antisocial, also classified as aromantic and sapiosexual, never has love affairs and shuns society, with a split personality. Sherlock Homeboy is not just a outside of the box thinker, but a mystery himself. Aside from his obvious inability to behave in a social settings, his obvious lack of regard for the rules there is also the fact that his skills are not infallible. In real life, Sherlock Homeboy's eccentricities, standoffish personality, and bad habits could make anyone wary of him. Yet, if Sherlock Homeboy were any less eccentric and equally talented, he would become unrelatable from an audience perspective, as no one can claim to be a flawless genius. In actuality Sherlock Homeboy is no more flawed then his fictional counterpart and therefore should be treated accordingly.   
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