/fur/ - Furry

>>25848

Yeah, i also see everywhere developeing, furries.

Programming e621 bots and stuff

Could be said that a certain type of person is more susceptible to furfaggotry and a certain type of person is more susceptible to tech communities.

It's entirely possible that there is a correlation between the ability to more easily abstract beauty to non-human entities and the ability to compartmentalize information.

Or maybe the only kind of nerd that remains so removed from human interaction that they can learn a programing language for fun is also likely to fall down the /d/generacy hole and land on furry.

Nerds have always had unusual hobbies. They like board games, they like video games, they like comic books, and they like cartoons. For some reason, nerds find an appreciation for art and/or culture typically reserved for kids. Paleontologists still love dinosaurs and engineers still love robots. The correlation between this and furries is hard to miss, but of course correlation doesn't imply causality.

Or it could be that nerds are simply the people so detached from normie culture that they are able to indulge in unusual hobbies like board games and furry.

>>25846

The original furries were a bunch of classic nerds from those sci-fi conventions in the 80s with a particular interest for science fiction stories with anthros.

40 years later we turned into a bunch of horny crazy fucks with a fetish for mascot costumes.

>>25846

Easier to spot in those fields, and furries tend to be more urban types in general anyway.

Rural types don't tend to go into tech fields, much.

>>25902

There is such a correlation. It's called autism.

>>25937

As someone who has autism, this is pretty demonstratively false. Whatever "compartmentalizing information" is supposed to mean, I find math and programming to extremely boring.

It also has nothing to do with abstract beauty; I just really, really like dicks and whatever is attached to them.

>>25902

>It's entirely possible that there is a correlation between the ability to more easily abstract beauty to non-human entities and the ability to compartmentalize information.

I like that point of view

>>25902

No, is autism

>>25907

Just imagine how autistic we will be after more 40 years.

>>27119

>I can't see worth shit through these fake eyes

>My hands have fluffy awkward gloves on

>I'm covered head-to-toe in flammable fabric

>Maybe I should go work with electricity!

There is some kind of genius going on here, but bless me, I can't see it.

>>27129

It's just a photo op. He probably snuck the suit into work one day.

>>27129

Probably smart enough to know god damn insulated, connected and properly bundled wires pose almost zero risk for a photo.

>>25846

Furries started from scifi with anthro space babes. Internet turned it into an orgy of porn