>too stupid for STEM >not interested in anything else Anyone

If you have an interest in something, you should stick to the work and you will be successful.

>>36799210
use your innate autism power to study hard and you can achieve anything

im smoke enough pot everyday to knock out an elephant and im still retaining a 3.0 gpa in cs.

That's something that constantly keeps me up at night, I want to be a stem major but am worried I'm not good enough, it's what I want to do but am too stupid, is this hell?

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>>36799210
>Too dumb for university
>Too dumb for community college

>>36799210
What makes you think you are too stupid? Unless you are extremely below average IQ I would say that your interest could be enough to get skilled in STEM.

I have the opposite problem. I have interest in anything but STEM. So I am knowledgable on several subjects but lack the skills in STEM to formally study them. And I wonder if I really can push myself to obtain those skills.

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>>36799210
just learn a trade like carpenter then.it doesnt requires you to be a genius or take thousands of dollars of debt and it pays better than being a retailcuck also it comes with actual respect unlike being a retailcuck,fast-food worker.get like 5 year experience in the field and you can make your own business in it and actually make a pretty good living.

>>36799248
>>36799210

This is true.

Learning anything sucks and is hard and boring

BUT

if you love something and really have an interest in it, your drive to master it should be stronger than the everyday boring shit patterns of studying and homework.