I said pretty much the same thing to my partner the other day. This poor kid is a god damned genius, and now he’s just wasted potential. I can think of several ways to redirect that energy for the good of mankind and I’m an idiot. So for his potential to be wasted like this seems malicious to me.
I read that he's violent without an internet connection and has expressed that he can't wait to commit more cyber crimes. For sure there's potential but if he doesnt have the capacity to apply that potential in a eusocial manner then unfortunately I don't know if there's a better option for him.
I can think of several ways to redirect that energy for the good of mankind and I’m an idiot
I have to say kudos to you to be able to apply your vast physchiatric knowledge over the internet to diagnose this child and decide what's best for him from one poorly written click-baity article.
So, I’m not a psychiatrist. I am, However, a parent to a child who receives disability for autism. The hacker has also been reported to be autistic. Now I’m not going to talk about how different autism can be from one person to the next, but one of the first things you are taught is to try and redirect their negative behaviors into something more positive.
In this case that could look something like. “Hey, instead of illegally hacking companies. How about you come to work for the government and have a high paying job hacking for us.” You know that sort of thing.
The kid is talented. Sitting in a prison of any kind is wasting those talents. He would still need a lot of supervision in the above scenario. But he’d still be doing what he loves and presumably contributing to society.
I said pretty much the same thing to my partner the other day. This poor kid is a god damned genius, and now he’s just wasted potential. I can think of several ways to redirect that energy for the good of mankind and I’m an idiot. So for his potential to be wasted like this seems malicious to me.
I read that he's violent without an internet connection and has expressed that he can't wait to commit more cyber crimes. For sure there's potential but if he doesnt have the capacity to apply that potential in a eusocial manner then unfortunately I don't know if there's a better option for him.
I have to say kudos to you to be able to apply your vast physchiatric knowledge over the internet to diagnose this child and decide what's best for him from one poorly written click-baity article.
So, I’m not a psychiatrist. I am, However, a parent to a child who receives disability for autism. The hacker has also been reported to be autistic. Now I’m not going to talk about how different autism can be from one person to the next, but one of the first things you are taught is to try and redirect their negative behaviors into something more positive.
In this case that could look something like. “Hey, instead of illegally hacking companies. How about you come to work for the government and have a high paying job hacking for us.” You know that sort of thing.
The kid is talented. Sitting in a prison of any kind is wasting those talents. He would still need a lot of supervision in the above scenario. But he’d still be doing what he loves and presumably contributing to society.