I have Autism too, and I don't dislike something like this. It's always fun to know if someone else has Autism. And if they do have or are borderline Autistic, that's more fun too.
My husband and both took the test. He scored on more of the mid to low end, whereas, I scored very high. Husband has been diagnosed with Asperger’s since the age of 12. I was just told that I was just “lazy” and “unmotivated” and there was “nothing wrong” with me. Given my constant mental state, I beg to differ.
There's a lot of people in the world who get told they're "normal" and don't get treated. I had a similar experiense even though I was diagnosed, so I can understand the struggles. My mother decided that even though I was heavily on the spectrum I was able to get over it and attend a normal school without any professional help. I am now a 24 year old man. And I am still struggling with the basics in my every day life. And I can barely find a job or study. And have motivation issues. I assume it went a similar direction for you right?
its actually so sad how mis treated women are when it comes to those kinds of mental afflictions. i personally was diagnosed at a young age with adhd and it took my partner 17 years to have the same happen to her and its just sad how its shrugged off. im sorry you had to deal with that, its a hard road out there.
Oh yeah. I was “the smart kid”, the “know-it-all”, the quiet kid who knew all the answers and would go far in life. When I did struggle, it was because I wasn’t “trying hard enough” and I “need to just apply myself” when nothing I did could force my mind into absorbing the information. I was put in AP classes because I was “smart” when really I needed to be in special classes. That’s because, when I came across a subject that I didn’t know, it killed me. Like I couldn’t function cause I would see myself as a failure and a loser when I couldn’t do something. I have a hard time keeping jobs because of my learning capabilities and my anxiety. All of that could have been avoided if my parents’ would’ve taken the time to have me tested as a kid and put me in the classes I needed instead of putting me in college level or AP classes cause I was “smart”.
My family built me up to be the "smart" kid, and pretty much made me hide all of the things that made me unique emotionally wise, which stunted my growth, but I always had that trump card of being "smarter". This CRIPPLED my identity the moment I lost not only my main schedule (my parents would remind me to do homework), but as soon as school went online, I was out of my element and was really bad at it and it crushed my identity. I'm better now, but the mental gymnastics that society plays on us infuriates me sometimes, especially when systems rarely are fluid enough to account for our unique brains and paces.
As someone who has Autism, Aspergers and did have poor mental health issues. Growing up was difficult and Special Schools were hell for me because I did fit in and was uncomfortable around others, I had no common interests with anyone was bullied a lot.
@@jonathan_luck you were very lucky to have been diagnosed so early, although i still empathise with you. i was diagnosed only a few months ago. im 21, i can only imagine what it was like for you knowing youre autistic at such a young age. i never had something to call myself, so i wasnt singled out as often. but it also lead to me thinking of myself as defective
I was often misplaced in Special Ed classes and daycares because of my Asperger’s. I was probably on of the smartest in my elementary grades academically, but socially I didn’t care to interact. I got put in classes with kids that had violent mental issues, very physical ticks, and were solely dependent on others for mobility. Schools definitely didn’t know how to separate Spectrum disorders then.
this reminds me of some meme where a person is asked if they struggle doing their laundry and they go "no its easy because i have a *system** and then you realize that IS the test. all that to say when he was talking about comfortable clothes and initially said no and then thought more about it and backtracked, i was like "yup thats the test, the overanalyzing XD
"Apple of your eye" means the pupil of the eye, and by extension something precious to you that you want to guard from all harm (people used to think the pupil was shaped like an apple)
As an autistic dude with ADHD as well this was really funny, the hype and buildup to the reveal lmao. Personally, when I got my diagnosis, I was like "THANK GOD I KNOW NOW"
I have Autism spectrum disorder, I will say, ADHD and Autism can have VERY similar symptoms or traits, if you aren’t sure you’re autistic but check quite a few boxes, look into ADHD! A lot of people are commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD when they’re autistic, so anyone who’s been labeled as ADHD might want to check out some more things about autism and see if they relate more to one versus the other! I was misdiagnosed when I was little and have only been rediagnosed as autistic at 19. Before you do begin claiming you are either or, do ALOT of research first! Make sure to learn about different coping mechanisms for both and see which works for you best as well! I hope everyone who feels they’re autistic gets their diagnosis someday.
I've been diagnosed with Autism and I've been told I'm on the higher side meaning I'm more verbal and honestly I don't really care weather people do or don't have it because it doesn't matter what your mental capacity is just be yourself and live your life because it shouldn't matter what other people think
As somebody with diagnosed Autism, this video is awesome! Love it, Wildcat. Doubt you'll ever see this, but thank you for it. Autism Awareness is very important to me personally and having one of my favorite RUclipsrs put himself potentially in the way of fire for recognition of and a possible trail towards looking into a disorder I have myself is awesome. My score is very high at a 148.
Wildcat seems more ADHD to me, but then again a lot of ADHD individuals are drawn to being RUclipsrs. Gotta remember ADHD and Autism are adjacent in symptoms.
It's very intresting to hear you go through your way of thinking. You seem lika a very compasionate person to me, even though you don't seem to think so yourself. At the same time you state that you fell like comforting others feels difficult for you. That must create frustration, no? It's the same for my partner. We have workt hard on creating comfedence in him that he helps by just sitting by my side and being there for my when I'm going through a difficult time. It's not easy, but definetly doable. Your going to do just fine. Thank you for sharing your story.
I'm on the autistic spectrum, since I'm very sensitive to touch and sound. Only texture I absolutely hate touching is Styrofoam, which goes hand in hand with the squeaky noise it makes. I used to be able to hear dog whistles, so any high pitch noises are extremely annoying to me.
Most of the questions you didn’t understand were questions other people with autism get bothered by. There is different spectrums, I love this video. Autism isn’t something to fear it just makes people unique.
I took this test last year and scored a 146. Talked to a few psychologists and it's hard to diagnose because there is a lot of crossover between autism and ADHD. Either way it has helped me.
We call it a touch of the tism but it’s different for everyone. Some do laps around a back yard like a dog with the zoomies, sometimes it’s just flat out zoning out staring at a wall for 30 minutes and so much more
"If I can't fix your problem then I don't know how to comfort you" is literally me 😂 the wife has a big problem with it but I just don't know what else to do other than try to fix it. 😅
Oh, im definitely autistic. Been diagnosed since i was 2. Because ive dealt with it so long, ive kinda gotten used to it. Doesn't change the fact it pops up sometimes. Certain foods i cannot eat because of the texture. Apple sauce, prime example. Love the flavor, HAAAAAAATE the way it feels. Try swallowing apple flavored mud...
These are weirdly fun and it's nice that it's getting more normalized. Growing up with aspergers in the early 2000's school system didn't seem like it was terrible then, but looking back that shit was nuts. They'd leave you behind when going on field trips, separate your desk from the other kids, and you'd just get in trouble seemingly at random for some crime you had no idea was a crime and nobody liked to explain shit
I've been diagnosed with Asperger syndrom when I was 14 years old (currently 30), and it was done in France, which is 50 years late compared to English-speaking countries in terms of taking care of invisible disabilities.
I scored a 96 on this. I have been wanting to get assessed for quite some time. Especially with my childhood issues, and since two of my kids are on the spectrum.
As a diagnosed autistic person, this was one of the quizzes I took that gave me a huge indicator that I was on the spectrum. I skipped ahead to see what Tyler’s result was to see his score because I haven’t had many influencers I know talk about having autism without joking about it (I find it funny, so no hate here). Thanks for shedding light on how you think through things!!! It’s very insightful!!! 👉👉
It truly is a spectrum and that's why these tests are hard to screen for everyone, the answers don't really fit and some things are situational. I think you should take the MBTI test hell dip your toes and do a full chart reading on your zodiac that might be fun to see if you fit in with the archetypes for your Zodiac
You should take a test to find out which dinosaur you are, which bread you are, and which condiment you are, and make the ultimate dino nugget sandwhich out of your personality test results and eat it with your reaction to how (bad or good) it tastes
I have ADHD so i’m considered to be on the low end of the spectrum. But this was cool to see how I answered some of the questions compared to Wildcat. Great Video.
watching this is very nice to see after watching for years :D i scored a 205 when i last took this a few months ago 🙏😭 I am on tje spectrum though my highest was in social relatedness from what i remember
Up until high school, a majority of my teachers would treat me as if my IQ is that of Homer Simpson despite high grades all because I’m autistic. One of them even considered me to join a Special Olympics Hockey team. Both my dad and I agreed that it wasn’t the best idea, but then again I’d be the Wayne Gretzky of the whole thing.
What some people don’t realize is ADHD and Autism has some overlapping traits and symptoms, so you can just be a little ADHD and not autistic at all. Also possible to have both too. I just know I have ADHD and definitely not autism, but I have some similar struggles; like Hypersensitivity, needing a structured routine, and random hugs bother me.
The bottom line to NOT be autistic on these tests is so low, that I worry about those who score below it... Does feel like a very strange piece of YT content to make though. On one hand this brings awareness, on the other... there's still all the people who don't understand it and will just use this to fuel jokes and insults
Most of us who are autistic make the jokes ourselves. I love poking fun at how retarded my brain makes me be at times, makes me giggle and feel more normal.
I was born with it, and just took it to prove it. My score was 162 out of 240 on the RAADS-R (strong evidence, 130 is the mean score), then my Autism Spectrum Quotient was 36 out of 50 (anything higher than 26 the more evident).
I have high functioning Autism with ADHD and let me tell you, it is interesting. I can remember the most outlandish and strangest things but when asked about remembering simple things I just forget.
My friends half ass tricked me into taking a tism test. And I say that because like halfway through there was a question about light type/brightness that tipped me off. But out of genuine curiosity, I still did the test as honestly as I could and I ended up scoring the lowest in my friend group.
First off, love your content and this was a fun video, I have autism and don't se an issue with this. I would however suggest to be careful with this kind of test, his one specifically has been shown in studies to not be all that great, autistic people have taken it and got scores below the threshold and vice versa. Second, these tests are designed to be taken with a professional that can interpret your answer into the "correct box", as an example someone who is autistics might think they're not sympathetic but when they describe it to someone they are. And lastly just a small correction, no one can have a "touch of the tism" (do love the phrase though), its a binary of you either have it or you don't, autism is specifically a different brain structure than what non autistic people have, so you either have it or you dont, the "spectrum" part refers to difficulties someone with autism might face, if you think of a jojo's stat wheel where people with have a high score in one area, but a much lower score another, so in that sense all autistic people lie somewhere on that "spectrum". Thanks for reading, and keep up the work (more pokemon would be greatly appreciated)
It’s not binary though it’s a spectrum if you pull up most recent studies on most of the matter it’s why the category in the mix is all considered neurodivergent and branches from that to things like adhd and autism take it from someone that has both and been through the professionals and still doesn’t always get the full help needed
@@Ashvamproot Read my comment again, I'm stating that your either have a brain structure that is autistic or you don't, the spectrum comes in after that, neurotypical people DO NOT lie on that spectrum at all. Neurodiversity is a non medical term, it was created by the community to identify those that have different thought processes, like ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and so on. However just because they're classified as neurodiverse it doesn't mean they're on the same spectrum. It's is extremely common to think that ASD and ADHD have overlapping symptoms, however this is blatantly untrue, ADHD has a very specific set of requirements in terms of diagnosis as well different biological factors too ASD, a common one people think is ADHD when it isn't is sensory issues, if you ADHD with sensory issues there's 2 possibilities, you either have ASD as well or a specific sensory disorder, ADHD explicitly does not cause sensory issues. Neurodiverent is simply an umbrella term, exactly how anxiety and depression are classified as mental health disorders or that viruses are an umbrella term. And while your experience is your own I also have both, and have been through professionals for years, I get near no help this doesn't change the fact of the matter. Just to reiterate, neurodiversity isn't a diagnosis and ASD or ADHD aren't branches off of that, neurodiversity is simply the label for non standard brain function.
I am also extremely sarcastic and have zero trouble reading people's emotions. Part of being good at sarcasm is reading people's emotions and predicting emotions.
Hey Wildcat, 24 year old man with the tism here. You probably are supposed to have a little bit of a lower score since there were some questions which were talking about a specific way the tism mind works, which was different from the way you interpreted the question. Meaning you'd probably just be 60 or barely below that. Idk for sure though. Just my perspective on things. :D
I took this test and showed my friends my score and the index and they were like “that makes a lot of sense, but I think you might have some of the tism”
I’ve recently been considering taking a test for a possible official autism diagnosis, and decided to take the test featured in this vid, got an overall score of 131
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Please make Nogla take this test
we already know he has the tism... and more than just a touch. he doesn't need to take this.
Nogla doesn’t have autism, he has Noglism
@@TechX1320I honestly doubt he does tho. He's just slow...
Noglas just a dumbass lmao
I just made the same comment without reading the comment section first
I have Autism too, and I don't dislike something like this. It's always fun to know if someone else has Autism. And if they do have or are borderline Autistic, that's more fun too.
I agree as well
I also have autism and i agree completely with this
It's that "I knew it!" moment when we realize why XYZ about someone seems so familiar
@@bretth342 Perfectly surmised
I also have the tism as well
Watching this in a dark room and it feels like a flashbang every time the screen transitions from wildcat to the questions😂
I have it and ADHD, its a fricking warzone of contradicting behaviour patterns😂😂
Same, life is pain
Especially if you have anxiety too?! Ugh having triple A is just so difficult
@@KaterTotz ADHD, Autism and anxiety?
life is suffering for people like us
_I know that pain_
Nogla and Brian should take this test on their reacts channel lol!
Im down to see that
I predict Nogla gets 130.
they did today lol just watched it
My husband and both took the test. He scored on more of the mid to low end, whereas, I scored very high. Husband has been diagnosed with Asperger’s since the age of 12. I was just told that I was just “lazy” and “unmotivated” and there was “nothing wrong” with me.
Given my constant mental state, I beg to differ.
There's a lot of people in the world who get told they're "normal" and don't get treated. I had a similar experiense even though I was diagnosed, so I can understand the struggles. My mother decided that even though I was heavily on the spectrum I was able to get over it and attend a normal school without any professional help. I am now a 24 year old man. And I am still struggling with the basics in my every day life. And I can barely find a job or study. And have motivation issues. I assume it went a similar direction for you right?
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say you’re a female, most doctors are too afraid to diagnose females for some reason.
its actually so sad how mis treated women are when it comes to those kinds of mental afflictions. i personally was diagnosed at a young age with adhd and it took my partner 17 years to have the same happen to her and its just sad how its shrugged off. im sorry you had to deal with that, its a hard road out there.
Oh yeah. I was “the smart kid”, the “know-it-all”, the quiet kid who knew all the answers and would go far in life. When I did struggle, it was because I wasn’t “trying hard enough” and I “need to just apply myself” when nothing I did could force my mind into absorbing the information. I was put in AP classes because I was “smart” when really I needed to be in special classes. That’s because, when I came across a subject that I didn’t know, it killed me. Like I couldn’t function cause I would see myself as a failure and a loser when I couldn’t do something. I have a hard time keeping jobs because of my learning capabilities and my anxiety. All of that could have been avoided if my parents’ would’ve taken the time to have me tested as a kid and put me in the classes I needed instead of putting me in college level or AP classes cause I was “smart”.
My family built me up to be the "smart" kid, and pretty much made me hide all of the things that made me unique emotionally wise, which stunted my growth, but I always had that trump card of being "smarter". This CRIPPLED my identity the moment I lost not only my main schedule (my parents would remind me to do homework), but as soon as school went online, I was out of my element and was really bad at it and it crushed my identity. I'm better now, but the mental gymnastics that society plays on us infuriates me sometimes, especially when systems rarely are fluid enough to account for our unique brains and paces.
As someone who has Autism, Aspergers and did have poor mental health issues.
Growing up was difficult and Special Schools were hell for me because I did fit in and was uncomfortable around others, I had no common interests with anyone was bullied a lot.
I was the same in terms of feeling out of place and being bullied. My entire school life was basically being bullied.
I feel you man I got the same thing. Hope life now looks up from this point forward.
Same here dude, got diagnosed at 6. Usually it happens around 4.
@@jonathan_luck you were very lucky to have been diagnosed so early, although i still empathise with you. i was diagnosed only a few months ago. im 21, i can only imagine what it was like for you knowing youre autistic at such a young age. i never had something to call myself, so i wasnt singled out as often. but it also lead to me thinking of myself as defective
I was often misplaced in Special Ed classes and daycares because of my Asperger’s. I was probably on of the smartest in my elementary grades academically, but socially I didn’t care to interact. I got put in classes with kids that had violent mental issues, very physical ticks, and were solely dependent on others for mobility. Schools definitely didn’t know how to separate Spectrum disorders then.
I do have autism and I’m proud,people make fun of people with autism and I really appreciate this video thank you wildcat
this reminds me of some meme where a person is asked if they struggle doing their laundry and they go "no its easy because i have a *system** and then you realize that IS the test.
all that to say when he was talking about comfortable clothes and initially said no and then thought more about it and backtracked, i was like "yup thats the test, the overanalyzing XD
As someone with autism these questions make a lot of sense and were a lot of the questions I was asked during my evaluation.
"Apple of your eye" means the pupil of the eye, and by extension something precious to you that you want to guard from all harm (people used to think the pupil was shaped like an apple)
Huh, I never would’ve guessed that
I’ve got high functioning autism and I’m glad you made this video. Brings light to the mental health disorder
Disorder-condition thingy-ish, I'm autistic as well and my tism constantly fights a war with my ADHD
"A touch of the 'tism" is crazy😂
As an autistic dude with ADHD as well this was really funny, the hype and buildup to the reveal lmao. Personally, when I got my diagnosis, I was like "THANK GOD I KNOW NOW"
I think one of the questions should have been "do you like trains" that's like 70% of autistic individuals.
Wildcat: It's never fun to tell someone they suck at something
Also Wildcat in COD: YOURE TRASH
We’re finally gonna know if Wildcat is acoustic or not!
Bro is definitely unplugged lol
Bro summoned all the acoustics 🔥😭
Like we haven't been here the entire time?? You watch him and the rest.. right?? 🤣
@@crystalmoon5439 that don’t mean I got autism 💀
@@xXGRmRPRXx but apparently a lot of us who watch do have it lmao
I have Autism spectrum disorder, I will say, ADHD and Autism can have VERY similar symptoms or traits, if you aren’t sure you’re autistic but check quite a few boxes, look into ADHD! A lot of people are commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD when they’re autistic, so anyone who’s been labeled as ADHD might want to check out some more things about autism and see if they relate more to one versus the other!
I was misdiagnosed when I was little and have only been rediagnosed as autistic at 19.
Before you do begin claiming you are either or, do ALOT of research first! Make sure to learn about different coping mechanisms for both and see which works for you best as well! I hope everyone who feels they’re autistic gets their diagnosis someday.
I've been diagnosed with Autism and I've been told I'm on the higher side meaning I'm more verbal and honestly I don't really care weather people do or don't have it because it doesn't matter what your mental capacity is just be yourself and live your life because it shouldn't matter what other people think
I definitely have it!! Aspergers is truly a wonderful burger
I think Terrorizer and Nogla need to take this test together😂
As somebody with diagnosed Autism, this video is awesome! Love it, Wildcat. Doubt you'll ever see this, but thank you for it. Autism Awareness is very important to me personally and having one of my favorite RUclipsrs put himself potentially in the way of fire for recognition of and a possible trail towards looking into a disorder I have myself is awesome. My score is very high at a 148.
Love these test vids and Mr wildcats points on personally traits 💙
Wildcat seems more ADHD to me, but then again a lot of ADHD individuals are drawn to being RUclipsrs. Gotta remember ADHD and Autism are adjacent in symptoms.
It's very intresting to hear you go through your way of thinking. You seem lika a very compasionate person to me, even though you don't seem to think so yourself. At the same time you state that you fell like comforting others feels difficult for you. That must create frustration, no? It's the same for my partner. We have workt hard on creating comfedence in him that he helps by just sitting by my side and being there for my when I'm going through a difficult time. It's not easy, but definetly doable. Your going to do just fine. Thank you for sharing your story.
Videos raise awareness of the spectrum. Somebody can be slightly on it. Others are extremly on the spectrum. Love these vids.👌
I think this is awesome I have autism it's good to know you're not alone 😊
I'm on the autistic spectrum, since I'm very sensitive to touch and sound. Only texture I absolutely hate touching is Styrofoam, which goes hand in hand with the squeaky noise it makes. I used to be able to hear dog whistles, so any high pitch noises are extremely annoying to me.
Most of the questions you didn’t understand were questions other people with autism get bothered by. There is different spectrums, I love this video. Autism isn’t something to fear it just makes people unique.
i have been professionally diagnosed for autism since 2006 (4 years of age)
i love that you took this test, hope nogla and vanoss take it too
I took this test last year and scored a 146. Talked to a few psychologists and it's hard to diagnose because there is a lot of crossover between autism and ADHD. Either way it has helped me.
We call it a touch of the tism but it’s different for everyone. Some do laps around a back yard like a dog with the zoomies, sometimes it’s just flat out zoning out staring at a wall for 30 minutes and so much more
4:56 *flashbacks to pandas house*
That feeling when you hit a 190 on the test, and don't understand why you expected anything less.
Finally uploads this after a fucking year
love to see to see the score of the others even family tyler
I love the pool table
I would do one of these tests but it’s too much to just sit down and answer all that lol, reminds me of high school
We need more of stuff like this
Can’t wait to see nogla and terroriser take this test on their channel😂
I just took the same test, and was immediately shocked when I got a score of 149
I should teach you dude as I am very tism'y
Tism'y 😂😂
"If I can't fix your problem then I don't know how to comfort you" is literally me 😂 the wife has a big problem with it but I just don't know what else to do other than try to fix it. 😅
2:50 Its called a single serving friend and they can be the best in the world.
Tyler I am loving the hair
ive been told by a lot of my friends that i have signs of Autism and ADHD, decided to take the test while watching this and got a 102-
Nogla needs this!
I and my 2 younger twin brothers who all have autism. Love it.
Thank you Editor! hahaha @15:15
I have been diagnosed last year… explained everything 😂😂
Oh, im definitely autistic. Been diagnosed since i was 2. Because ive dealt with it so long, ive kinda gotten used to it. Doesn't change the fact it pops up sometimes.
Certain foods i cannot eat because of the texture. Apple sauce, prime example. Love the flavor, HAAAAAAATE the way it feels. Try swallowing apple flavored mud...
When you have AU the TISMS
These are weirdly fun and it's nice that it's getting more normalized. Growing up with aspergers in the early 2000's school system didn't seem like it was terrible then, but looking back that shit was nuts. They'd leave you behind when going on field trips, separate your desk from the other kids, and you'd just get in trouble seemingly at random for some crime you had no idea was a crime and nobody liked to explain shit
Love this
I've been diagnosed with Asperger syndrom when I was 14 years old (currently 30), and it was done in France, which is 50 years late compared to English-speaking countries in terms of taking care of invisible disabilities.
awww tsm
No clue you could play the drums, should definitely do some drum covers 💪❤️
I scored a 96 on this. I have been wanting to get assessed for quite some time. Especially with my childhood issues, and since two of my kids are on the spectrum.
As someone with Autism, i respect this.
I’d love to see Nogla And Terrorizer take this test it would make an interesting video
Tyler has that Larry bird game no lie he could've went pro
As a diagnosed autistic person, this was one of the quizzes I took that gave me a huge indicator that I was on the spectrum. I skipped ahead to see what Tyler’s result was to see his score because I haven’t had many influencers I know talk about having autism without joking about it (I find it funny, so no hate here). Thanks for shedding light on how you think through things!!! It’s very insightful!!! 👉👉
I kinda feel severe social anxiety goes hand in hand with a lot of these
It truly is a spectrum and that's why these tests are hard to screen for everyone, the answers don't really fit and some things are situational. I think you should take the MBTI test hell dip your toes and do a full chart reading on your zodiac that might be fun to see if you fit in with the archetypes for your Zodiac
You should take a test to find out which dinosaur you are, which bread you are, and which condiment you are, and make the ultimate dino nugget sandwhich out of your personality test results and eat it with your reaction to how (bad or good) it tastes
Yea I clearly have it as well lol. I'm still a chill and understanding person though😂😅
If you think you should take the test you definitely have the tism
I have ADHD so i’m considered to be on the low end of the spectrum. But this was cool to see how I answered some of the questions compared to Wildcat. Great Video.
You should do the Love Language test
watching this is very nice to see after watching for years :D i scored a 205 when i last took this a few months ago 🙏😭 I am on tje spectrum though my highest was in social relatedness from what i remember
Up until high school, a majority of my teachers would treat me as if my IQ is that of Homer Simpson despite high grades all because I’m autistic. One of them even considered me to join a Special Olympics Hockey team. Both my dad and I agreed that it wasn’t the best idea, but then again I’d be the Wayne Gretzky of the whole thing.
What some people don’t realize is ADHD and Autism has some overlapping traits and symptoms, so you can just be a little ADHD and not autistic at all.
Also possible to have both too. I just know I have ADHD and definitely not autism, but I have some similar struggles; like Hypersensitivity, needing a structured routine, and random hugs bother me.
The bottom line to NOT be autistic on these tests is so low, that I worry about those who score below it... Does feel like a very strange piece of YT content to make though. On one hand this brings awareness, on the other... there's still all the people who don't understand it and will just use this to fuel jokes and insults
What’s wrong with jokes?
Most of us who are autistic make the jokes ourselves. I love poking fun at how retarded my brain makes me be at times, makes me giggle and feel more normal.
@@williamnovis3507there are jokes that can be harmful even if you do or don’t even intend to be harmful
@@Zeagods-CyberShadow naw they are just jokes. If you are to thin skinned to take jokes that is a you problem the jokes themselves are not a problem.
Don't take some random online test seriously. These things are almost always made for people just trying to validate themselves and feel special.
I was born with it, and just took it to prove it. My score was 162 out of 240 on the RAADS-R (strong evidence, 130 is the mean score), then my Autism Spectrum Quotient was 36 out of 50 (anything higher than 26 the more evident).
One of us! One of us!
A test like that just seems like it was made as a troll. Not everyone falls into those answers. So how the hell can it be accurate for everyone. 🤣🤣🤣
The troll test😂
I took the test and to be fair I am fairly certain I had it before taking but I scored a 197 so I have a heavy touch of the 'tism
I have high functioning Autism with ADHD and let me tell you, it is interesting. I can remember the most outlandish and strangest things but when asked about remembering simple things I just forget.
I have autism, I find this hilarious 😂 I'm going to take it
My friends half ass tricked me into taking a tism test. And I say that because like halfway through there was a question about light type/brightness that tipped me off. But out of genuine curiosity, I still did the test as honestly as I could and I ended up scoring the lowest in my friend group.
Took the test at the same time and got the 61
Said he did understand you are the apple of my eye and then answers that he doesn't lol
New objective acquired: earn the maximum points possible
First off, love your content and this was a fun video, I have autism and don't se an issue with this. I would however suggest to be careful with this kind of test, his one specifically has been shown in studies to not be all that great, autistic people have taken it and got scores below the threshold and vice versa. Second, these tests are designed to be taken with a professional that can interpret your answer into the "correct box", as an example someone who is autistics might think they're not sympathetic but when they describe it to someone they are.
And lastly just a small correction, no one can have a "touch of the tism" (do love the phrase though), its a binary of you either have it or you don't, autism is specifically a different brain structure than what non autistic people have, so you either have it or you dont, the "spectrum" part refers to difficulties someone with autism might face, if you think of a jojo's stat wheel where people with have a high score in one area, but a much lower score another, so in that sense all autistic people lie somewhere on that "spectrum".
Thanks for reading, and keep up the work (more pokemon would be greatly appreciated)
It’s not binary though it’s a spectrum if you pull up most recent studies on most of the matter it’s why the category in the mix is all considered neurodivergent and branches from that to things like adhd and autism take it from someone that has both and been through the professionals and still doesn’t always get the full help needed
The ones that don’t show any of the above are just atypical
@@Ashvamproot Read my comment again, I'm stating that your either have a brain structure that is autistic or you don't, the spectrum comes in after that, neurotypical people DO NOT lie on that spectrum at all. Neurodiversity is a non medical term, it was created by the community to identify those that have different thought processes, like ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and so on. However just because they're classified as neurodiverse it doesn't mean they're on the same spectrum. It's is extremely common to think that ASD and ADHD have overlapping symptoms, however this is blatantly untrue, ADHD has a very specific set of requirements in terms of diagnosis as well different biological factors too ASD, a common one people think is ADHD when it isn't is sensory issues, if you ADHD with sensory issues there's 2 possibilities, you either have ASD as well or a specific sensory disorder, ADHD explicitly does not cause sensory issues. Neurodiverent is simply an umbrella term, exactly how anxiety and depression are classified as mental health disorders or that viruses are an umbrella term. And while your experience is your own I also have both, and have been through professionals for years, I get near no help this doesn't change the fact of the matter.
Just to reiterate, neurodiversity isn't a diagnosis and ASD or ADHD aren't branches off of that, neurodiversity is simply the label for non standard brain function.
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I scored 129, i was in denial for a while, but i've come to see the light, i'm tism'd
I am also extremely sarcastic and have zero trouble reading people's emotions. Part of being good at sarcasm is reading people's emotions and predicting emotions.
I think the whole vanoss crew should take this test cause us autistics tend to travel in packs
This is solid proof that not all furries have autism
Just found this video, immediately took the test.....scored 133... Fuuuuck well that explains a lot🤣
Same bro, but just a pinch under with a solid 120 flat
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Hey Wildcat, 24 year old man with the tism here. You probably are supposed to have a little bit of a lower score since there were some questions which were talking about a specific way the tism mind works, which was different from the way you interpreted the question. Meaning you'd probably just be 60 or barely below that. Idk for sure though. Just my perspective on things. :D
We need a Tyler wine video
I took this test and showed my friends my score and the index and they were like “that makes a lot of sense, but I think you might have some of the tism”
As an autistic person i can tell you a third of these are on point and the rest are patronising haha
I’ve recently been considering taking a test for a possible official autism diagnosis, and decided to take the test featured in this vid, got an overall score of 131
feel like some of these questions MADE me autistic lol
ITS ABOUT TIME GAWD DAMMMn
3:08 what this effectively means is how it feels to eat, like mushrooms, I like the taste but hate how it feels like I’m eating a soft bouncy ball