>takes Computer Engineering classes on uni >first day >curious

Either suck it up;
Or make it your goal to turn (some of) them into good people.
Nobody's forcing you to befriend everyone.

Also most autistic people (going with the common definition of autism, not literal autism) are great people to work with, just a little harder to reach.


Your first glance judgement ain't worth squat.
Get to know them better, you'll see they aren't all that hopeless.

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I've already interacted with all of them. Some of them are just too hard to get along with. I was simply having a slight conversation about what the syllabi would be and one of them suddenly stutters out a joke I didn't catch and starts laughing uncontrollably awkward

>>18635301
Maybe I didn't get the memo, but wasn't social interaction about getting along with all sorts of other people?

I thought you were looking for quick advice and gave you just that:
Just roll with it. Think of it as a challenge if that helps.


If you want more specific advice then you'll have to elaborate on why is it so daunting for you to realize your CE classmates are socially sub-par?