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Neurodiversity – the key that unlocked my world | Elisabeth Wiklander | TEDxGöteborg


[Music]

[Music] my name is Elizabeth Lander and I I am

my name is Elizabeth Lander and I I am

my name is Elizabeth Lander and I I am autistic what do you think about when

autistic what do you think about when

autistic what do you think about when you hear the word autistic how do you

you hear the word autistic how do you

you hear the word autistic how do you react when you hear the word autism

would you say that it is a lifelong

would you say that it is a lifelong disorder an impairment a disability this

disorder an impairment a disability this

disorder an impairment a disability this is indeed the way medical language

is indeed the way medical language

is indeed the way medical language describes it but autism is so much more

describes it but autism is so much more

describes it but autism is so much more than that no diagnostic manual can truly

than that no diagnostic manual can truly

than that no diagnostic manual can truly explain the multi-faceted experience of

explain the multi-faceted experience of

explain the multi-faceted experience of autism it is a neurological difference

autism it is a neurological difference

autism it is a neurological difference with a fast spectrum of representation

with a fast spectrum of representation

with a fast spectrum of representation within its population it can come with

within its population it can come with

within its population it can come with remarkable gifts and skills as well as

remarkable gifts and skills as well as

remarkable gifts and skills as well as devastating traits but autism doesn’t

devastating traits but autism doesn’t

devastating traits but autism doesn’t necessarily equal disability and

necessarily equal disability and

necessarily equal disability and thankfully today we have a word that

thankfully today we have a word that

thankfully today we have a word that challenges this negative terminology

challenges this negative terminology

challenges this negative terminology neuro diversity neuro diversity

neuro diversity neuro diversity

neuro diversity neuro diversity describes how diverse we are as human

describes how diverse we are as human

describes how diverse we are as human beings from a neurological perspective

beings from a neurological perspective

beings from a neurological perspective it suggests that the many variations of

it suggests that the many variations of

it suggests that the many variations of human brains like autistic ones should

human brains like autistic ones should

human brains like autistic ones should be accepted as a natural and valuable

be accepted as a natural and valuable

be accepted as a natural and valuable part of humanity’s genetic legacy DNA

part of humanity’s genetic legacy DNA

part of humanity’s genetic legacy DNA shows us that autism is primarily a

shows us that autism is primarily a

shows us that autism is primarily a genetic condition something that has

genetic condition something that has

genetic condition something that has been passed down through generations and

been passed down through generations and

been passed down through generations and is still widely shared in the general

is still widely shared in the general

is still widely shared in the general population these genes can carry some

population these genes can carry some

population these genes can carry some things so positive in spite of the

things so positive in spite of the

things so positive in spite of the difference they caused that they have

difference they caused that they have

difference they caused that they have persisted throughout our evolution and

persisted throughout our evolution and

persisted throughout our evolution and still flourish today

still flourish today

still flourish today some of our important inventions pieces

some of our important inventions pieces

some of our important inventions pieces of art and music and discoveries in

of art and music and discoveries in

of art and music and discoveries in scientific fields that have moved our

scientific fields that have moved our

scientific fields that have moved our world for words come from artistic minds

world for words come from artistic minds

world for words come from artistic minds with today is exciting new technologies

with today is exciting new technologies

with today is exciting new technologies in neuroscience we have seen that

in neuroscience we have seen that

in neuroscience we have seen that autistic brains differ from the norm not

autistic brains differ from the norm not

autistic brains differ from the norm not only that but it appears as if each and

only that but it appears as if each and

only that but it appears as if each and every one differs in its own unique way

every one differs in its own unique way

every one differs in its own unique way so autism is rich in expression but

so autism is rich in expression but

so autism is rich in expression but still faces limiting generalizations

still faces limiting generalizations

still faces limiting generalizations today I want to talk about the autism

today I want to talk about the autism

today I want to talk about the autism that I display the one that blends with

that I display the one that blends with

that I display the one that blends with normality and can have catastrophic

normality and can have catastrophic

normality and can have catastrophic impacts on people’s lives not

impacts on people’s lives not

impacts on people’s lives not necessarily because of the autism itself

necessarily because of the autism itself

necessarily because of the autism itself but because of the ignorance of it or

but because of the ignorance of it or

but because of the ignorance of it or the failure to recognize that it is

the failure to recognize that it is

the failure to recognize that it is there in the first place as I eventually

there in the first place as I eventually

there in the first place as I eventually would discover now in social situations

would discover now in social situations

would discover now in social situations we do have expectations upon one another

we do have expectations upon one another

we do have expectations upon one another we use a certain kind of rulebook which

we use a certain kind of rulebook which

we use a certain kind of rulebook which when followed rewards us with social

when followed rewards us with social

when followed rewards us with social acceptance but I always felt that I was

acceptance but I always felt that I was

acceptance but I always felt that I was different the trouble was I couldn’t

different the trouble was I couldn’t

different the trouble was I couldn’t explain how and certainly not why it

explain how and certainly not why it

explain how and certainly not why it felt as if I had been provided a

felt as if I had been provided a

felt as if I had been provided a different rule book and that I lacked

different rule book and that I lacked

different rule book and that I lacked the community to fall back upon that

the community to fall back upon that

the community to fall back upon that could confirm to me that the way I

could confirm to me that the way I

could confirm to me that the way I interpreted the world was valid too so I

interpreted the world was valid too so I

interpreted the world was valid too so I grew up feeling very misunderstood by

grew up feeling very misunderstood by

grew up feeling very misunderstood by pretty much everybody even within my own

pretty much everybody even within my own

pretty much everybody even within my own family if I applied what would have been

family if I applied what would have been

family if I applied what would have been my motives my intentions upon someone

my motives my intentions upon someone

my motives my intentions upon someone else’s behavior or vice versa the

else’s behavior or vice versa the

else’s behavior or vice versa the outcome was often negative and very

outcome was often negative and very

outcome was often negative and very confusing so to me the social world

confusing so to me the social world

confusing so to me the social world became scary and unpredictable now I did

became scary and unpredictable now I did

became scary and unpredictable now I did notice however especially during my

notice however especially during my

notice however especially during my school years here in Sweden that my mind

school years here in Sweden that my mind

school years here in Sweden that my mind had been blessed with gifts like

had been blessed with gifts like

had been blessed with gifts like analytical skills

analytical skills

analytical skills an intense mental focus high capacity

an intense mental focus high capacity

an intense mental focus high capacity for memorizing information which made

for memorizing information which made

for memorizing information which made studying very pleasurable and easy so in

studying very pleasurable and easy so in

studying very pleasurable and easy so in my academic pursuit

my academic pursuit

my academic pursuit I came here to Gothenburg where I

I came here to Gothenburg where I

I came here to Gothenburg where I studied at the university I later went

studied at the university I later went

studied at the university I later went to the Netherlands where I attained my

to the Netherlands where I attained my

to the Netherlands where I attained my master of music and today I live in the

master of music and today I live in the

master of music and today I live in the UK working as a professional cellist in

UK working as a professional cellist in

UK working as a professional cellist in the London Philharmonic Orchestra

the London Philharmonic Orchestra

the London Philharmonic Orchestra touring the world but this however is

touring the world but this however is

touring the world but this however is quite unusual for me to stand on a stage

quite unusual for me to stand on a stage

quite unusual for me to stand on a stage just talking to you without my

just talking to you without my

just talking to you without my instruments I can’t help the feeling

instruments I can’t help the feeling

instruments I can’t help the feeling that I have forgotten it somewhere okay

that I have forgotten it somewhere okay

that I have forgotten it somewhere okay so one man I think okay she place in

so one man I think okay she place in

so one man I think okay she place in this great Orchestra she’s obviously

this great Orchestra she’s obviously

this great Orchestra she’s obviously done pretty well for herself what’s the

done pretty well for herself what’s the

done pretty well for herself what’s the problem well I have a very literal mind

problem well I have a very literal mind

problem well I have a very literal mind and it constantly clashes with both

and it constantly clashes with both

and it constantly clashes with both nonverbal and verbal subtleties in

nonverbal and verbal subtleties in

nonverbal and verbal subtleties in social situations it gives me a very

social situations it gives me a very

social situations it gives me a very direct line of approach and speech in

direct line of approach and speech in

direct line of approach and speech in everyday conversations I still don’t

everyday conversations I still don’t

everyday conversations I still don’t really understand the purpose of small

really understand the purpose of small

really understand the purpose of small talk although I can appreciate it now

talk although I can appreciate it now

talk although I can appreciate it now and jokes and sarcasm that fly

and jokes and sarcasm that fly

and jokes and sarcasm that fly completely over my head my mind just

completely over my head my mind just

completely over my head my mind just takes things in so literally it loves to

takes things in so literally it loves to

takes things in so literally it loves to analyse everything my world is a very

analyse everything my world is a very

analyse everything my world is a very intense one my senses are heightened my

intense one my senses are heightened my

intense one my senses are heightened my brain absorbs everything in through an

brain absorbs everything in through an

brain absorbs everything in through an amplifier my special interests can

amplifier my special interests can

amplifier my special interests can completely consume me and my emotions

completely consume me and my emotions

completely consume me and my emotions they go from the highest of high to the

they go from the highest of high to the

they go from the highest of high to the lowest of low and their on and off like

lowest of low and their on and off like

lowest of low and their on and off like a light switch my family blessed them

a light switch my family blessed them

a light switch my family blessed them they can still stand in utter disbelief

they can still stand in utter disbelief

they can still stand in utter disbelief when I go from a complete nuclear blast

when I go from a complete nuclear blast

when I go from a complete nuclear blast to rainbows and butterflies in less than

to rainbows and butterflies in less than

to rainbows and butterflies in less than two seconds literally so okay autism

two seconds literally so okay autism

two seconds literally so okay autism influences my thoughts

influences my thoughts

influences my thoughts my imagination my senses my emotions and

my imagination my senses my emotions and

my imagination my senses my emotions and the way I process information but

the way I process information but

the way I process information but without knowing this it was very

without knowing this it was very

without knowing this it was very difficult to maintain friendships

difficult to maintain friendships

difficult to maintain friendships because our social expectations were so

because our social expectations were so

because our social expectations were so different

different

different I could come across as odd and I

I could come across as odd and I

I could come across as odd and I experienced a good amount of bullying

experienced a good amount of bullying

experienced a good amount of bullying for it

for it

for it but the most devastating the most

but the most devastating the most

but the most devastating the most devastating were the eroding

devastating were the eroding

devastating were the eroding misunderstandings that dominated the

misunderstandings that dominated the

misunderstandings that dominated the relationships with the people closest to

relationships with the people closest to

relationships with the people closest to me body signals misread words completely

me body signals misread words completely

me body signals misread words completely misinterpreted it was so frustrating it

misinterpreted it was so frustrating it

misinterpreted it was so frustrating it was like fighting a ghost something that

was like fighting a ghost something that

was like fighting a ghost something that no one could really grasp not even the

no one could really grasp not even the

no one could really grasp not even the counselors we sought for help so it was

counselors we sought for help so it was

counselors we sought for help so it was a mentally agonizing situation that

a mentally agonizing situation that

a mentally agonizing situation that persisted year after year and in my

persisted year after year and in my

persisted year after year and in my mid-twenties I had reached a really dark

mid-twenties I had reached a really dark

mid-twenties I had reached a really dark place and I started to be truly scared

place and I started to be truly scared

place and I started to be truly scared for my future but then something

for my future but then something

for my future but then something extraordinary happened that changed

extraordinary happened that changed

extraordinary happened that changed everything

everything

everything in 2006 I heard about Asperger syndrome

in 2006 I heard about Asperger syndrome

in 2006 I heard about Asperger syndrome it is already an outdated term today but

it is already an outdated term today but

it is already an outdated term today but it is still a form of autism on the

it is still a form of autism on the

it is still a form of autism on the high-functioning end of the spectrum

high-functioning end of the spectrum

high-functioning end of the spectrum three years later when I was 28 years

three years later when I was 28 years

three years later when I was 28 years old I received this diagnosis and I

old I received this diagnosis and I

old I received this diagnosis and I realized that a good third of my life

realized that a good third of my life

realized that a good third of my life had been based upon a false perception

had been based upon a false perception

had been based upon a false perception of myself imagine that

of myself imagine that

of myself imagine that no wonder my life had been so confusing

no wonder my life had been so confusing

no wonder my life had been so confusing but now now I started to see myself in a

but now now I started to see myself in a

but now now I started to see myself in a new clearer context my whole life and

new clearer context my whole life and

new clearer context my whole life and all my experiences just started to make

all my experiences just started to make

all my experiences just started to make sense this launched me on an incredible

sense this launched me on an incredible

sense this launched me on an incredible journey of enlightenment and

journey of enlightenment and

journey of enlightenment and transformation I had finally been given

transformation I had finally been given

transformation I had finally been given something that allowed me to explore the

something that allowed me to explore the

something that allowed me to explore the relativity of my perception of the world

relativity of my perception of the world

relativity of my perception of the world compared to others

compared to others

compared to others I gained access into that mysterious

I gained access into that mysterious

I gained access into that mysterious rulebook and I could start comparing it

rulebook and I could start comparing it

rulebook and I could start comparing it with mine and so I learned to identify

with mine and so I learned to identify

with mine and so I learned to identify my differences so in the coming years

my differences so in the coming years

my differences so in the coming years I found efficient ways to improve my

I found efficient ways to improve my

I found efficient ways to improve my social skills I learned to verbalize my

social skills I learned to verbalize my

social skills I learned to verbalize my needs recognize my limitations and

needs recognize my limitations and

needs recognize my limitations and develop my strengths I found it

develop my strengths I found it

develop my strengths I found it successful strategies to navigate my

successful strategies to navigate my

successful strategies to navigate my everyday life and significantly improved

everyday life and significantly improved

everyday life and significantly improved all the disabling traits of my diagnosis

all the disabling traits of my diagnosis

all the disabling traits of my diagnosis but this took a lot of commitment

but this took a lot of commitment

but this took a lot of commitment dedication and hard work because autism

dedication and hard work because autism

dedication and hard work because autism is a spectrum I had to become like a

is a spectrum I had to become like a

is a spectrum I had to become like a researcher and collect a lot of

researcher and collect a lot of

researcher and collect a lot of information from a lot of different

information from a lot of different

information from a lot of different sources over a long period of time in

sources over a long period of time in

sources over a long period of time in order to be able to complete my unique

order to be able to complete my unique

order to be able to complete my unique life puzzle when I thought that I had

life puzzle when I thought that I had

life puzzle when I thought that I had reached the level of conformity that

reached the level of conformity that

reached the level of conformity that society demanded I kept feeling that

society demanded I kept feeling that

society demanded I kept feeling that something was not quite right something

something was not quite right something

something was not quite right something was still missing I could change the way

was still missing I could change the way

was still missing I could change the way I acted but I did not change the way I

I acted but I did not change the way I

I acted but I did not change the way I am my natural biological calibration is

am my natural biological calibration is

am my natural biological calibration is and always will be autistic and the

and always will be autistic and the

and always will be autistic and the problem I had now is to live up to this

problem I had now is to live up to this

problem I had now is to live up to this new high social standards that I had set

new high social standards that I had set

new high social standards that I had set for myself

for myself

for myself I had come to understand my differences

I had come to understand my differences

I had come to understand my differences but as you all know a relationship is a

but as you all know a relationship is a

but as you all know a relationship is a two-way street

without acceptance and understanding for

without acceptance and understanding for the real me I would never be truly happy

the real me I would never be truly happy

the real me I would never be truly happy and this prompted me to one day make

and this prompted me to one day make

and this prompted me to one day make write a radical move on the second of

write a radical move on the second of

write a radical move on the second of April 2015 I announced my autism on

April 2015 I announced my autism on

April 2015 I announced my autism on social media and I started to talk about

social media and I started to talk about

social media and I started to talk about it with everybody

it with everybody

it with everybody openly bang just like that I admit it

openly bang just like that I admit it

openly bang just like that I admit it was absolutely terrifying because I had

was absolutely terrifying because I had

was absolutely terrifying because I had encountered what was out there

encountered what was out there

encountered what was out there the stigma the prejudice I was very

the stigma the prejudice I was very

the stigma the prejudice I was very afraid that people would put their

afraid that people would put their

afraid that people would put their preconceived ideas of autism onto me

preconceived ideas of autism onto me

preconceived ideas of autism onto me rather than letting me show them what

rather than letting me show them what

rather than letting me show them what autism can look like but this didn’t

autism can look like but this didn’t

autism can look like but this didn’t happen what happened was that my life

happen what happened was that my life

happen what happened was that my life changed completely almost overnight I

changed completely almost overnight I

changed completely almost overnight I was met with curiosity and support

was met with curiosity and support

was met with curiosity and support started to flood in from everywhere from

started to flood in from everywhere from

started to flood in from everywhere from friends from family from colleagues and

friends from family from colleagues and

friends from family from colleagues and from people I didn’t even know media

from people I didn’t even know media

from people I didn’t even know media started to take notice and people who

started to take notice and people who

started to take notice and people who recognize themselves in my story started

recognize themselves in my story started

recognize themselves in my story started to contact me from near and far for help

seeing how common the situation was and

seeing how common the situation was and how efficiently it could be reversed

how efficiently it could be reversed

how efficiently it could be reversed using the same tools that I had it

using the same tools that I had it

using the same tools that I had it inspired me to share my experience

inspired me to share my experience

inspired me to share my experience further that the knowledge of

further that the knowledge of

further that the knowledge of neurodiversity opens new communication

neurodiversity opens new communication

neurodiversity opens new communication channels between us

channels between us

channels between us by identifying differences we didn’t

by identifying differences we didn’t

by identifying differences we didn’t know of before because they have been

know of before because they have been

know of before because they have been hidden in our minds it unlocked my world

hidden in our minds it unlocked my world

hidden in our minds it unlocked my world with the key to identify my differences

with the key to identify my differences

with the key to identify my differences and to communicate these in a way that

and to communicate these in a way that

and to communicate these in a way that we could all understand so today I am a

we could all understand so today I am a

we could all understand so today I am a very happy person I’ve got wonderful

very happy person I’ve got wonderful

very happy person I’ve got wonderful friendships I’ve connected deeper with

friendships I’ve connected deeper with

friendships I’ve connected deeper with my family members and I’m experiencing

my family members and I’m experiencing

my family members and I’m experiencing what it is to be in a happy healthy

what it is to be in a happy healthy

what it is to be in a happy healthy relationship with a wonderful man who is

relationship with a wonderful man who is

relationship with a wonderful man who is thankfully also very patient because

thankfully also very patient because

thankfully also very patient because misunderstandings they still do happen

misunderstandings they still do happen

misunderstandings they still do happen but now now they can be resolved so

but now now they can be resolved so

but now now they can be resolved so they’re no longer threat to our

they’re no longer threat to our

they’re no longer threat to our relationship we have taught one another

relationship we have taught one another

relationship we have taught one another to read each other’s Rule books and it

to read each other’s Rule books and it

to read each other’s Rule books and it is enriching both of our lives

I’m still autistic but I love it I

I’m still autistic but I love it I embrace it I can no longer align myself

embrace it I can no longer align myself

embrace it I can no longer align myself with a word disabled because in

with a word disabled because in

with a word disabled because in retrospect I understand that the

retrospect I understand that the

retrospect I understand that the suffering that I have experienced does

suffering that I have experienced does

suffering that I have experienced does not stem from my autism itself but from

not stem from my autism itself but from

not stem from my autism itself but from the impacts of ignorance about it so if

the impacts of ignorance about it so if

the impacts of ignorance about it so if we need a cure for anything it’s not for

we need a cure for anything it’s not for

we need a cure for anything it’s not for autism it’s for ignorant and intolerance

differences are always challenging but

differences are always challenging but they are equally what makes this world

they are equally what makes this world

they are equally what makes this world such a beautiful and spectacular place

such a beautiful and spectacular place

such a beautiful and spectacular place by recognizing how we differ from each

by recognizing how we differ from each

by recognizing how we differ from each other from a neurological perspective

other from a neurological perspective

other from a neurological perspective helps us to coexist more smoothly

helps us to coexist more smoothly

helps us to coexist more smoothly without having to carve so much in our

without having to carve so much in our

without having to carve so much in our authenticity allowing our natural skills

authenticity allowing our natural skills

authenticity allowing our natural skills talents and creativity more freedom to

talents and creativity more freedom to

talents and creativity more freedom to roam not just for people on the autism

roam not just for people on the autism

roam not just for people on the autism spectrum but for all by joining forces

spectrum but for all by joining forces

spectrum but for all by joining forces we can create a larger picture of

we can create a larger picture of

we can create a larger picture of ourselves and inspire each other on new

ourselves and inspire each other on new

ourselves and inspire each other on new levels the autistic population is not an

levels the autistic population is not an

levels the autistic population is not an insignificant one in the UK only we are

insignificant one in the UK only we are

insignificant one in the UK only we are nearly 1 million people so knowingly or

nearly 1 million people so knowingly or

nearly 1 million people so knowingly or not you will find us amongst your

not you will find us amongst your

not you will find us amongst your friends and colleagues we might be a

friends and colleagues we might be a

friends and colleagues we might be a family member your boss our neighbor you

family member your boss our neighbor you

family member your boss our neighbor you might have fallen in love with someone

might have fallen in love with someone

might have fallen in love with someone on the autism spectrum why why must we

on the autism spectrum why why must we

on the autism spectrum why why must we wear a one size fits all because it fits

wear a one size fits all because it fits

wear a one size fits all because it fits the majority of people should what is

the majority of people should what is

the majority of people should what is neurologically accepted be determined by

neurologically accepted be determined by

neurologically accepted be determined by was what’s the majority it’s human value

was what’s the majority it’s human value

was what’s the majority it’s human value determined by what is the majority no of

determined by what is the majority no of

determined by what is the majority no of course not but yet a lot of autistic

course not but yet a lot of autistic

course not but yet a lot of autistic individuals

individuals

individuals many can still not access their basic

many can still not access their basic

many can still not access their basic rights as citizens because ignorance of

rights as citizens because ignorance of

rights as citizens because ignorance of our difference still permeates every

our difference still permeates every

our difference still permeates every aspect of society we deserve the same

aspect of society we deserve the same

aspect of society we deserve the same access to education with knowledge and

access to education with knowledge and

access to education with knowledge and flexibility regarding our unique

flexibility regarding our unique

flexibility regarding our unique information processing we deserve the

information processing we deserve the

information processing we deserve the same access to the workforce with

same access to the workforce with

same access to the workforce with understanding for our sensitivity to

understanding for our sensitivity to

understanding for our sensitivity to social deciphering and sensory input we

social deciphering and sensory input we

social deciphering and sensory input we deserve appreciation and recognitions

deserve appreciation and recognitions

deserve appreciation and recognitions for our skills and we deserve the same

for our skills and we deserve the same

for our skills and we deserve the same access to adequate health and support

access to adequate health and support

access to adequate health and support where the true source of our struggle is

where the true source of our struggle is

where the true source of our struggle is better recognized all services have to

better recognized all services have to

better recognized all services have to start evolving towards taking your

start evolving towards taking your

start evolving towards taking your diversity into account or a lot of

diversity into account or a lot of

diversity into account or a lot of people will continue to fall through the

people will continue to fall through the

people will continue to fall through the net and that is ultimately harmful to

net and that is ultimately harmful to

net and that is ultimately harmful to our entire society it is unacceptable

our entire society it is unacceptable

our entire society it is unacceptable but because some don’t fit a standard

but because some don’t fit a standard

but because some don’t fit a standard norm they risk being bullied

norm they risk being bullied

norm they risk being bullied discriminated labeled as impaired and

discriminated labeled as impaired and

discriminated labeled as impaired and pushed to the edge of society becoming

pushed to the edge of society becoming

pushed to the edge of society becoming spectators behind a glass wall it is a

spectators behind a glass wall it is a

spectators behind a glass wall it is a weakness that deprives us of

weakness that deprives us of

weakness that deprives us of contributions from unique minds that are

contributions from unique minds that are

contributions from unique minds that are valuable to us all because they are

valuable to us all because they are

valuable to us all because they are different because they think outside the

different because they think outside the

different because they think outside the box the quirky kid from school like me

box the quirky kid from school like me

box the quirky kid from school like me has just as much to offer the world as

has just as much to offer the world as

has just as much to offer the world as anybody else every human being is a

anybody else every human being is a

anybody else every human being is a resource and society has to broaden its

resource and society has to broaden its

resource and society has to broaden its framework to allow everyone a place in

framework to allow everyone a place in

framework to allow everyone a place in it this may seem a daunting task but we

it this may seem a daunting task but we

it this may seem a daunting task but we mustn’t be discouraged extraordinary

mustn’t be discouraged extraordinary

mustn’t be discouraged extraordinary things can and have been done by

things can and have been done by

things can and have been done by ordinary people no matter through which

ordinary people no matter through which

ordinary people no matter through which spectrum we perceive the world thank you

spectrum we perceive the world thank you

spectrum we perceive the world thank you [Applause]

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