Professor: ADHS-Betroffene und Neurodivergente denken, was du immer verdrängst | mit André Zimpel

What if you're not "wrong" at all—but the world simply wasn't built for you? In this episode, I talk with Prof. Dr. André Frank Zimpel about neurodivergence, intelligence, ADHD, autism, and how people with unique perceptions could actually save our society. We discuss burnout from conformity, the future of artificial intelligence, the role of creativity, and why books are often more intelligent than ChatGPT. If you feel "different," this episode could completely change your perspective on yourself. (00:00:00) - What does neurodivergence really mean? (00:06:12) - ADHD, autism, and everyday invisibility (00:12:27) - Self-diagnosis with AI—useful or dangerous? (00:18:39) - Understanding neurodivergence as a societal spectrum (00:24:51) - How diversity makes AI and society smarter (00:31:06) - What happens to your data in AI systems? (00:37:19) - Energy consumption, environmental impact, and digital responsibility (00:43:31) - Creativity, play, and the intelligence of the future (00:49:45) - The most important message about intelligence (00:55:58) - Touching stories of neurodivergent people You can buy André's book here: https://amzn.to/44ygpUg And you can learn more about him here: https://www.ew.uni-hamburg.de/ueber-d... https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andr%C3...