What podcasts say about Vittorio Angelone
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What Vittorio Angelone has said on podcasts
17 statements · 5 positive · 7 negative · 1 mixed · 4 neutral
Autism is not a blissful lack of awareness; autistic people may worry intensely about social mistakes.
“I think this is a misconception about autism, that we're. That it's like, blissful lack of awareness”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 19:20
Autism is harder to diagnose in women because stronger masking obscures traits.
“It's a similar reason why, like, women, it's much harder to diagnose autism because they're much more concerned with, like, the Group dynamics. So they're much more adept at masking”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 23:14
Autism levels classify people by the amount of support needed for daily life.
“level one is like you don't need any outside assistance to like go through your life. Like you can cope with the world. And then level two is like you might need some help like or like, you know, care or whatever. And then level three is like you can't exist in the world. You're basically full time care”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 34:20
ADHD may be overdiagnosed because medication creates financial incentives for diagnosis.
“I would worry that it's over diagnosed because there's medication for it. So what's nice about autism is there's no, like, big pharma money that you can follow to go, well, they would be motivated to diagnose lots of people with autism because then they could sell these drugs or whatever, whereas with ADHD they are motivated to diagnose lots of people with ADHD because there is medication for it.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 35:29
Autism has substantial comorbidity with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
“there's a massive comorbidity with autism and a thing called Ehlers Danlos syndrome”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 37:00
Roast battles should be viewed as collaborative performances rather than competitions.
“even roast battles, I'm like, this is a double act. You're like, that's how you should view it.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 52:34
Some American comedians use slurs to elicit applause despite weak jokes.
“if you have a joke that doesn't work, if you just stick a slur at the end, people will clap because they think you're like, fighting this good fight”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:01:47
Vittorio plans to stop performing stand-up during 2027.
“I want to try and do like, no stand up in 2027”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:28:06
Comedy can redirect young men away from Andrew Tate-style misogyny and abusive relationships.
“Because if me and Mike can get a hold of them before Tate does, then they're not going to become these sort of fucked up, misogynist, violent, like abusive partners with these women because we make fun of those guys and we're softer and we're more open”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:36:49
AI will increase demand for live experiences such as concerts and stand-up shows.
“It'll put a premium on, like live experiences and music gigs, people will buy tickets for them and stand up gigs, people buy tickets for them.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:42:30
The term British Isles is viewed as asserting British ownership over Ireland.
“people are trying to spitball new names for the concept of the British Isles because that claims overship over Ireland by Britain.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:46:50
The British Isles should not be called by that name.
“So you can't call them the British Isles.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:46:57
Agricultural communities are more socially embedded because they rely on one another locally.
“Do you think it's just rurality, maybe, of, like, agricultural communities? Probably do. Like, they're more embedded in their communities, and they rely on each other in their communities.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:47:45
Agricultural communities foster stronger local embeddedness and mutual reliance.
“they're more embedded in their communities, and they rely on each other in their communities.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:47:52
The Italian woman's fox care is increasing the fox problem around the apartment block.
“there's a real fox problem, which is increasing our block of flats because they're very well looked after by this little Italian lady.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:48:37
Building community is important, difficult, and nevertheless achievable.
“I think it's a really important part of life that's like, like not easily fixable because it's really scary to just like, say hello to somebody, like on the street or your neighbor or whatever. But, like, it is. It's doable to build.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:49:03
Echolalia involves repeating words or noises as a form of auditory stimulation.
“That's when you sort of repeat words. It's sort of like audiological stims or repeat words or noises.”
Open the episode · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone - #1119Listen at 1:55:26
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