#002 

TLDR :
The video discusses the challenge of monetizing strengths, particularly for individuals with autism. He illustrates this using a metaphor of "black frame" and "colors," where people without autism fit neatly within the frame, but those with autism often find themselves outside of it. Despite having multiple skills, he struggles to fit within conventional job roles or projects, leading to difficulty in earning money. Robert, the host, explains how his content, although conceptually rich, doesn't always fit conventional expectations, making it challenging to monetize. He express frustration at the lack of recognition and compensation for his work and hope that the audiences will understand his perspective and perhaps even challenge it by offering suitable opportunities. Robert ends by emphasizing the need for awareness and support for individuals with autism facing similar challenges.
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Robert comes from a place in life where he himself suffered many injustices in society and continues to do so to this very day. This channel is his way to convey his thoughts, share his viewpoints, and expose (f)laws in society solely pursuing change to a more inclusive, accommodating, and unburdening society.
The sole intent of Robert is to be understood, acknowledged, and believed. This channel facilitates interaction with an (inter)national audience on a large scale for both important and lesser important topics. He is driven by an exceptionally strong moral compass as well as a deep desire to see particular changes happen in the world for a more just society. Unfortunately, his oratory skills lack tactical nuance thus his boisterous tone & choice of words should be solely seen as passionate & just. Any expressions from this channel that are seen, heard, experienced, or in general (partially) perceived as unagreeable, harsh, or threatening by the viewer, should be disregarded. Just let Robert be who he is, therefore this channel nor Robert can't be held liable for breaking any Terms of Service under the flag of freedom of speech.