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Autism life hack: depending on how you learn math, you too can get the "being good at math" autism. Math is a way more interesting subject, except we're learning the subject out of the context where it would be applicable rather than in a more natural form (you can tell a good math book by looking at it having actual use examples, not just the raw functions).
Happened with art too for me, I'm still not a master at it, but once I no longer were taught art fundamentals out of context all while being forced to paint, I got to a relatively good level in a much shorter time I actually learned art in school.