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Is there a book about this phenomenon?

>One generation starts having a bad and degrading attitude against "nerds" or people with "high functioning autistic" traits, basically the people who are more likely to become engineers etc.

>The next generation suffers from decaying infrastructure, the trains no longer run on time, unreliable postal service, and stuff no longer "just work" anymore.
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This is incorrect because every generation in human history has maligned nerds and autists, yet technology and society have gotten better over the past few thousand years.
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Yeah, the more you malign them, the harder they work to try to compensate their inner seethe: a perfect system. Works for engineery-middies everytime.



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