I realized something about normalfags today. I had to take a

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I realized something about normalfags today. I had to take a placement test for pre-college classes, and strangely enough I felt more at ease and peaceful in the testing room than I've felt in a long time. And I think, it's because of how I am. I like things with lots of information which I can assimilate, and understand to the fullest. I like paper with organized, numbered listings, web pages with structured menus and posts and options, many different machines with extensive mechanical workings and carefully measured sizes, shapes, speeds, etc. I love things that are clear cut, defied, and where every part can be analyzed and categorized. Massive collections of literal and numerical information to be assimilated is my paradise, as well as anything with many small but predictable mechanical parts which work well. To put it simply, I like things that are machine like, as if I was a robot. But normalfags are much more pleased by simplicity and having to intake as little information as possible, they would rather interact with things in what I can only call a more "organic" way than a "mechanical" way. They like to talk to A Person and tell the to Do A Thing, and not have to give or take much input. They like things to be solid, whole, unmoving objects or situations. They prefer not to take in much information and prefer large, bland, easy to not think about "stuff" than small, information and order dense machinery. They act by doing things as simply as possible, like a one dimensional interaction with a single object that they never have to think about twice. And they like things that come in unpredictable and unaesthetic shapes and sizes, or rather they don't care and don't have a preference for being able to dissect things into many, easily identifiable parts. Thus they live and shape the world around them "organically", but also very inefficiently and in a way which, to me, is so aesthetically unappealing as to be depressing.