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Why does the speaker believe traditional tests did not measure their talents accurately during childhood?
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Because those tests were seen as necessary challenges that did not account for their unique way of thinking.
At what age did the speaker discover they had dyslexia?
At the age of 42.
Which verbs does the speaker use to identify architectural needs?
"To be," "to eat," "to sleep."
What opportunity does the speaker see in the current times disrupted by the pandemic?
A great opportunity if one embraces adaptability and change.
How does the speaker view their dyslexia: as a disorder or a gift?
As a gift of thinking differently.
What does the speaker encourage dyslexic individuals to do to make a difference?
To rethink existing concepts and engage in collective thinking and collaboration.
What perspective does the speaker attribute to their dyslexia?
The ability to view the world through colors, shapes, textures, and volumes.
What aspect of collaboration does the speaker emphasize as crucial in their career?
Collaborating with others who think differently.
How did the COVID-19 pandemic impact the speaker's views on architecture?
It disrupted traditional thinking and encouraged rethinking and reshaping various spaces.
What message does the speaker have for dyslexic individuals regarding innovation?
Dyslexia is a gift that allows one to see the world differently, which is essential for innovation.
How did the speaker handle tests and obstacles in school?
By recognizing the need to work harder to achieve average results and adapting to overcome barriers.
What is the speaker’s philosophy of architecture beyond just building structures?
Architecture is about influencing people’s lives through the built environment.
How did the speaker attribute their ability to navigate a card game involving filling voids in phrases?
By selecting short questions and paraphrasing.
What does the speaker believe buildings should do in response to new realities post-pandemic?
Buildings should respond to new realities and questions, embracing adaptability and change.
What does the speaker attribute to their success in architecture?
The ability to think differently due to their dyslexic mindset and the importance of collaboration.
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