I have to disagree with you on that, if you're talking about internally. I'm not saying I'm that guy in the OP, but I put in the effort to understand English class and eventually realized that what everyone else was constantly realizes through the books and discussions, were things I had understood long ago. Sort of frustrating but oh well.

Maybe you have a point about the thoughts and discussion. But even so, these people can be smart enough eventually figure all that on their own too. They only reach their limits once they commit more to a social adventure, which is lacking with someone that is extremely antisocial. Or maybe even that antisocial person will eventually get bored and come to terms and decide to do something else. In that case, it may have been useful to learn about these things in high school. But even then, if they've been spending their whole life studying and doing whatever they like, I'm sure they could read a few books about how to be social and have orderly discussion.

Edit: heh, but then I write this comment, and I'm not even sure anymore.

I mean, it feels almost pointless talking about this, since the person in the OP is so unique, but I just wanted to make a point for people not to judge people submitted to this subreddit that are different. Because once the smallest people are criticized, other new redditors (aka newfags) or SJWs join in and start criticizing more people, and suddenly it's ok to start judging everyone because it becomes the culture of the subreddit. So the subreddit becomes toxic and the community becomes even more circlejerking and shitty, even in real life.

In another comment I said this:

What originally begins as a joke will start to be taken seriously by people who weren't invited in the joke in the first place. It is the sake of all memes, except for the ones that are so deeply, emotionally popular, or too obscure through an old user base.