I also got both. I'm Norwegian, so culturally half-German seems relatively reasonable. And the autism part I think more than one person who have met me have suspected (no diagnosis, and probably wouldn't get diagnosed now, because I've had a few decades of getting good at masking quite a few things I know would've shown up on an assessment)
I don't think the tests "you care about thing being done well" is good way to diagnose autism...
No single question is. If anything, few parts of an actual autism assessment are that direct. But questions designed to see if a subject takes things too literally, however, will tend to be part of it.
I can verify this. I am autistic and german. The tests also said I am both.
I am neither, yet the test said I'm both. I guess I need to go to the embassy and start collecting free healthcare benefits for my diagnosis.
You have to wait 9 months for an appointment with a specialist for your diagnosis.
I've lived 30 years like this, I can wait 9 months. Especially if I don't have to waste 800 bucks per month on Adderall afterwards.
"Free" is in fact about 300€/month. And this does NOT include dentist's appointments
500/month for wage above 70k/year (and employer pays the same on top)
Dentist is included but not all procedures.
It's about 1.2k euro if you earn over 69k
Yeah, over 1200EUR when freelancing. More expensive than in the US lol. "Free German Healthcare"
It's the same for salaries employees.
It's just the cost is split between employee and employer.
So you still pay 1.2k from your real gross salary .
Bro, even for an entire year that is less than a single ambulance ride in some parts of the US. Heck, you might pay $1000+ even with insurance coverage.
It's $1400/month per person in Germany, just hidden from you. That's more than a monthly family plan in the US.
Even a family plan insurance can bankrupt you in the US if you get admitted to the wrong place. Most Europeans don't realize how crazy expensive even the most basic care and meds are in the US.
You are the true edge case of this test :) I got both as well, which I interpret as decent middle ground which is what I expected, for the record I’m neither.
I guess I am an autistic atypical german. (had 29, 69)
Per the guide, it's not zero sum.
> Scores are independent — they don't need to add up to 100%.