>>3583
>Can you elaborate on that please?
Before the revolution, the men who would become the founding fathers passed around pamphlets in taverns, inns, town square, and public forums (back when a forum meant "a big wooden board [like an image board!] any passersby could nail papers or drawings or paintings to that anyone was free to check out") across all the original colonies, explaining why we should secede from the British Crown and declare independence. These pamphlets were fully anonymous: no signatures, nothing.
>Even if you speak professionally, that doesn't guarantee you'll do well in social settings, AFAICT.
If you suck at something, keep doing that thing until you no longer suck. Even my clinically-diagnosed social retard ass has self-learned and self-trained himself into being the light of the party if I want to. Most the time I don't, but it's an excellent skill to have in my "grab the world by the testes and squeeze and twist until it gives me what I want" toolkit. Shy kids don't get the candy, nice guys don't get laid.