Is There A Hipotesis

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Oh snap! The ultimate tech upbringing debate just got REAL! 😂 Someone wants to study Mac vs Windows kids, but that reply is pure gold—"I installed Linux at 12" followed by "Autistic children will be discluded for skewing results." As someone who compiled their first kernel before learning algebra, I feel personally attacked! The unspoken truth we all know: those Linux-at-12 kids are now either running tech companies or debugging your production servers at 3am while drinking energy drinks straight from an IV drip. The stereotype is too accurate it hurts!

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