@@zacharyjacobson6512 the actress who plays Amy really was a neurologist in real life. Everything she said she understood it herself cause she did it for real. She was the only one in the series who played her actual professional in real life in the screen. The rest are actors and actress only from that standpoint.
@@andrewgamez7973on top of that something i didn’t know then was, since she was an actual scientist she was used on the show as an expert to proof check/read things to make sure they were correct.
As an autistic adult, thank you for speaking out in support of people with autism and offering education on the topic Mayim. In my experiences, there are a lot of people who are woefully ignorent about autism. What it is, how it affects people, everything. And to have someone as well known as you speak out like this is, to my mind at least, a good thing. Although I still don't like the label of autism being a dysfunction of the nervous system.
As a man who has learnt on his 58th that he has Aspergers... this one went straight to my heart. I most certainly will support ETTA. And to me this also confirmation that Sheldon has it (Asperger's that is) too. 😉
I wonder if that increase from whatever to 1 in 68 isn't an actual increase in the amount of people with autism, but a better understanding of what autism is and it's range so more people are being identified as such even though at the 'bottom end' of it, a person might just seem quirky/socially awkward and not rainman or worse (like the people who say nothing but grind their teeth.)
We forget that autism was only identified as the condition we know in 1943. It wasn't until 1981 that it was realised that adults have it as well, so yes a lot of that increase is to do with detecting existing autists rather than it increasing in numbers.
I wondered yrs ago about cancer in the same light. How many died yrs ago of cancer and doctors just did not know it. Seems like a few decades ago cancer just was everywhere caused by everything. Or was it we had just realized it?
@@terencekreft482 Aspergers wasn't even recognized as a standardized condition until the 1990's It is now considered to be part of the Autistic Spectrum. My problem with "The Spectrum" is that they have made it so broad of a spectrum that pretty much every person on Earth "could" be labeled as "Being on the Spectrum" A child is aloof? Spectrum, a child is too "hyper", spectrum, a child is a bit slow, spectrum. Sadly parents have been found to coach their kids into faking certain conditions because then they can be labeled as "Disabled" and the state gives them money.
According to the DSM 5, it suggests Amy’s husband Sheldon may have it. According to creators, Sheldon is not diagnosed with it. I love how understanding Amy is about Autism in general.
Autism will always follow us thought all our lives, and it may be difficult sometimes, but there's always a way out to a better life with this condition, so that's all I have to say at respect, To be honest, living wiith this diagnostic will always be difficult, but I know that, with the necessary help, we will succeed in what we really want to do. Words from a real autistic, me :)
While I have deep respect for Mayim Bialik and neuroscience, it is itself, a scientific post-facto scientific antecedent augmentation. As both a survivor of infantile/child trauma and a trauma practitioner who was not ever scientifically validated and led to understand what was happening to me from that perspective. I am one of those who know that "spiritual recovery" means trauma recovery and patriarchs are advancing disintegrative/integrative capacities, know to question with strong consideration, that the Autism spectrum may well likely be the effect stream for infants/toddlers, children being interceded on during those biological age stages already placed in neuromolecular and neurosensory expanded states of consciousness, as opposed to later in life. Let us all hope that science continues to pursue, without delay, solutions for neuromolecular and neurosensory augmentative effects.
I wish she would stand against this dumb show harassment of Women and turn down job to guest host Jeopardy...not everything presented to you is for you. It should be Lever Burton a life long educator. They only gave have him a one show try out to appease the African American Community. The fact these people would let a serial women's harasser stay until pressure from the public made him step down. They had to tell him either you wit or we fire you...and what about who Trubeck wanted Laura Coates? Princeton Ebony Goddess Intelligence broad and diverse ad her Beauty! Gods Blessings to all...RIP Alex.
It could, but it could just as easily be due to the phenomenal increase in sales of marmalade over the years. You have no evidence for either thesis and neither does your hero Mr Wakefield. Remember, correlation does not mean causation.
The 1st vaccination was given in 1796. Vaccines have been around for MORE THAN 2 CENTURIES. I'm 64. My generation, The Boomers, were given every vaccination made, & there have been few Autism Spectrum cases in my generation. I, myself, have received multiple MMR, Hep A/B, Flu, Pneumonia, & Covid19 vaccinations & 1 polio vaccination, as well as multiple testings for TB, & I DO NOT have Autism. My 2 Siblings received the same vaccinations, & they DO NOT have Autism either. If you are so interested in the causality of Autism, try getting an education in the sciences, & do your own research studies instead of being LAZY (that's right, LAZY) & spouting off unfounded garbage. Your contribution to the subject of Autism is pointless, either find a verifiable cause for Autism or make yourself useful, elsewhere.
This is more Mayim then Amy. Mayim is a brilliant woman and Amy is a outstanding character. Love them both.
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The only 1 that knows what she is talking about cause she is exactly what she is on the show in real life too.
Nah... That Penny girl is also an actress in real life. :)
@@dalepower632 She ain't a failed actress as her character in the show😂 that's the difference
This was rather weird considering I've just been listening to her podcast 😅
@@zacharyjacobson6512 the actress who plays Amy really was a neurologist in real life. Everything she said she understood it herself cause she did it for real. She was the only one in the series who played her actual professional in real life in the screen. The rest are actors and actress only from that standpoint.
@@andrewgamez7973on top of that something i didn’t know then was, since she was an actual scientist she was used on the show as an expert to proof check/read things to make sure they were correct.
As an autistic adult, thank you for speaking out in support of people with autism and offering education on the topic Mayim.
In my experiences, there are a lot of people who are woefully ignorent about autism. What it is, how it affects people, everything. And to have someone as well known as you speak out like this is, to my mind at least, a good thing.
Although I still don't like the label of autism being a dysfunction of the nervous system.
As a man who has learnt on his 58th that he has Aspergers... this one went straight to my heart. I most certainly will support ETTA.
And to me this also confirmation that Sheldon has it (Asperger's that is) too. 😉
Want fries with that? 😛😛😛😛😛😛🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔🍔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺
@@wulfboi8808 I have Asperger's too. And yes, I would like fries please😝😝😝😝😝😝🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟
Ms Mayim is the best :) and Amy is my favorite character. :)
My fave character, surprisingly enough, is Stuart. He is a fantastic actor. I *ABSOLUTELY ABHOR* Leonard & Priya!!!!! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
I wonder if that increase from whatever to 1 in 68 isn't an actual increase in the amount of people with autism, but a better understanding of what autism is and it's range so more people are being identified as such even though at the 'bottom end' of it, a person might just seem quirky/socially awkward and not rainman or worse (like the people who say nothing but grind their teeth.)
We forget that autism was only identified as the condition we know in 1943.
It wasn't until 1981 that it was realised that adults have it as well, so yes a lot of that increase is to do with detecting existing autists rather than it increasing in numbers.
I wondered yrs ago about cancer in the same light. How many died yrs ago of cancer and doctors just did not know it. Seems like a few decades ago cancer just was everywhere caused by everything. Or was it we had just realized it?
@@terencekreft482 Aspergers wasn't even recognized as a standardized condition until the 1990's It is now considered to be part of the Autistic Spectrum. My problem with "The Spectrum" is that they have made it so broad of a spectrum that pretty much every person on Earth "could" be labeled as "Being on the Spectrum" A child is aloof? Spectrum, a child is too "hyper", spectrum, a child is a bit slow, spectrum. Sadly parents have been found to coach their kids into faking certain conditions because then they can be labeled as "Disabled" and the state gives them money.
I'm convinced that a hugh part of it, if not all of it, is due to a greater understanding of autism and better diagnosis.
This is the best to come out of Big Bang! Thanks Amy!
If I didn’t watch Sheldon talk I wouldn’t know what she said
Imagine being able to remember all of this perfectly because you have a photograph of it in you brain and you are just reading. Her mind is amazing.
ALAN TOURING may very well have had ASPERGER'S SYNDROME, but look what he accomplished.
It's Turing, not Touring.
@@BedsitBob you're right...thank you.
Kinda made me wonder why and where Alan was touring.
According to the DSM 5, it suggests Amy’s husband Sheldon may have it. According to creators, Sheldon is not diagnosed with it. I love how understanding Amy is about Autism in general.
His mother had him tested!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣@@greencloud2225
Great video!
I loooove her
I was diagnosed with Autism when I was 6 and I'll 23 this month.
“I used to think that the brain was the most fascinating part of the human anatomy… and then I realized, “look whose telling me that”.” Emo Philips
Beautiful!
Good to see you again. Good to see you have good news
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Autism will always follow us thought all our lives, and it may be difficult sometimes, but there's always a way out to a better life with this condition, so that's all I have to say at respect, To be honest, living wiith this diagnostic will always be difficult, but I know that, with the necessary help, we will succeed in what we really want to do. Words from a real autistic, me :)
While I have deep respect for Mayim Bialik and neuroscience, it is itself, a scientific post-facto scientific antecedent augmentation. As both a survivor of infantile/child trauma and a trauma practitioner who was not ever scientifically validated and led to understand what was happening to me from that perspective. I am one of those who know that "spiritual recovery" means trauma recovery and patriarchs are advancing disintegrative/integrative capacities, know to question with strong consideration, that the Autism spectrum may well likely be the effect stream for infants/toddlers, children being interceded on during those biological age stages already placed in neuromolecular and neurosensory expanded states of consciousness, as opposed to later in life. Let us all hope that science continues to pursue, without delay, solutions for neuromolecular and neurosensory augmentative effects.
Love Amy😄😍💞🌹👏👏👏👏👏
Fitting considering that many people say Sheldon has Asperger syndrome.
Liked her always. Glad she got Jeopardy. Easy to watch and listen to and a good brain.
The best fictional woman character ever created in my opinion
took me 5 min to figure out this isnt funny
Is she really that fat?
@@farhanrahman7119 are you really that stupid?
@@SirNuts yeah mate
Yeahhh
@@farhanrahman7119 makes sense
Thumb's up for Amy...
Thumb is???
👍
Thank you, I enjoyed that.
Wow, that was pretty cool.
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Baby, got back
Im missing the laugh track
A better question if 1 child in 68 have it,.... Why what is happening to cause such a thing 🤔
How is it this is the 1st time I’m seeing this?
why show her as amy? I, still would have listened to what she had to say as Mayim, just think it's unfair to her as a person.
all you gotta do is do a UA-cam search for Mayim Bialik, I promise there's a ton of videos like this, starring Mayim as herself :)
@@lflagr she's a very accomplished individual
Why?
Amy & Mayim are both neuroscientists.
Amy's boyfriend/husband, Sheldon, is on the Autism Spectrum.
It makes perfect sense.
At the end .. she says bazinga . You fall for one of my joke
I wish she would stand against this dumb show harassment of Women and turn down job to guest host Jeopardy...not everything presented to you is for you. It should be Lever Burton a life long educator. They only gave have him a one show try out to appease the African American Community. The fact these people would let a serial women's harasser stay until pressure from the public made him step down. They had to tell him either you wit or we fire you...and what about who Trubeck wanted Laura Coates? Princeton Ebony Goddess Intelligence broad and diverse ad her Beauty! Gods Blessings to all...RIP Alex.
A considerable increase compared to 15 years ago, hmmm🤔 why? Could it be the phenomenal increase in vaccinations over the years?
Please tell me you aren't serious.
@@NicoleMay316 Probably an anti-vaxer.
It could, but it could just as easily be due to the phenomenal increase in sales of marmalade over the years. You have no evidence for either thesis and neither does your hero Mr Wakefield. Remember, correlation does not mean causation.
The 1st vaccination was given in 1796. Vaccines have been around for MORE THAN 2 CENTURIES.
I'm 64. My generation, The Boomers, were given every vaccination made, & there have been few Autism Spectrum cases in my generation. I, myself, have received multiple MMR, Hep A/B, Flu, Pneumonia, & Covid19 vaccinations & 1 polio vaccination, as well as multiple testings for TB, & I DO NOT have Autism. My 2 Siblings received the same vaccinations, & they DO NOT have Autism either.
If you are so interested in the causality of Autism, try getting an education in the sciences, & do your own research studies instead of being LAZY (that's right, LAZY) & spouting off unfounded garbage. Your contribution to the subject of Autism is pointless, either find a verifiable cause for Autism or make yourself useful, elsewhere.
Low tier bait.
I was just about ready to make a donation to “ETTA” when I realized this is a fictional character and obviously a joke.
I read somewhere that she’s a neurobiologist irl
This is real mayim is really microbiologist this was public service announcement.
Yep, Mayim got a Ph.D. in neuroscience from. UCLA in 2007
@@muftiharits my bad above, knew she was scientist got the field wrong lol guess I am not a rocket scientist lol
Its not a joke, its just a cute way to get people to donate by using a character who is related to the cause
Didn't know till after the show she really was that brainy real smart.women