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In this episode, I sit down with Danny Taylor-Smith to explore his journey from giving a TEDx Talk about his experiences with autism to exploring deeper topics like the neurodivergent movement, how autism labels have evolved, and the decline of education. We discuss the challenges of handling information in the internet age, and making meaningful connections. Danny also dives into his interest in Nietzsche, the evolution of video games, and his decade-long experience as a videographer. This conversation is about embracing responsibility, personal growth, and navigating life with autism.
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