Desconhecido: Depends on the mood and the doctor.
Renan Santos: We imported those categories, those levels, from the United States. You think it's like a game where you... Oh, I'm level 1, support level. Oh, I'm level 2. And in practice, we make typical, ordinary, slightly strange people think that's something special. They think it adds a little spice to their personality and say they're autistic. Everyone wants to say they're like Elon Musk. Oh, I'm kind of autistic, but I have special abilities. Look how special I am in the world, see how peculiar I am. And no, bro, you probably don't have any kind of giftedness. You're a normal person and kind of weird. Like me, when I was a child, it was the same with me. 'Oh, Renan is kind of isolated, he doesn't talk to many people, he learns things quickly.' Soon enough they went after my mother; they wanted my mother to get medication, to put me in some kind of therapy. But thank God my mother said, no, my son is normal. He will have a normal life and he'll face his strangeness with the world in the calmest possible way. And even though I'm kind of weird, kind of unkempt, yes, I managed to do everything. And no, I'm not autistic. But yes, I could maybe get a diagnosis, pretend to be autistic around, say, 'look how peculiar I am,' and obviously obtain tax benefits, maybe a BPC and the possibility of not paying taxes when buying a car.
Oh, how nice! All my support to the mothers and fathers of real autistics. But all my rejection and my scorn is for those who are slick and try to mix narcissism with trickery to get ahead and at the end of the day pose as, 'oh, how peculiar I am.' And that's it, my friends. If you agree with me, share this video. My name is Renan Santos. I'm not autistic, but I'm a pre-candidate for the Presidency of the Republic.