1: It's not. The basic problem is that people with ADHD (at least not me) can't willingly choose what to focus on. Ever. For me, without methylphenedate, I can basically present something to my eyes and hope it registers. With it, I can choose to focus on it. Yes, the difference is that big.
2: Many drugs can definitely shift perceptions. Loads of them aren't very dangerous either. ADHD-meds are basically there to help you establish a base-line so that you can function like a normal person in certain situations where otherwhise, you simply couldn't.
3: And just how do you think you reach high levels of probabilities? In general, first you perform small-scale highly controlled experiences. Then you go ever larger and less and less controlled. Currently, it's been shown to fundamentally change peoples lives, mine included, to the better. And in some cases give easily reversible consequences. Your solution would condemn a couple of percent of every human, globally, to just suck it out instead of using a chemical which gives them the ability to function.
And that is why, at least in Sweden, you aren't just thrown a bunch of pills. When I got my concerta treatment, I had to go in once a week with detailed logs of how it affected me. For a couple of months.
I still have to go in once a year or so to refill my prescriptions.
One of the major ADHD tests is if you can control impulses in various situations. Impulse control is way, way harder, bordering on impossible for people with strong ADHD.
I still remember my test for instance.
I was supposed to press for every symbol that came up on the screen, except for X and Y. I couldn't help pressing for X as well. I literally said the equivalent of "fuck" each time, which made my psychiatrist laugh.
Violence is down, per capita, all over the world, and keep decreasing.
Not true for every country, of course.
But yeah, we really are moving toward a better world in some ways. If we can just avoid some major pitfalls (ecological disasters, resource starvation, resource allocation) we are in for a brighter future.
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Actually, the problem is that the formulas are to simple to execute.
Meaning the only important thing is how fast you can do them.
Basically, they planned everything to resemble how Starcraft turned out when played professionaly, and enabled and required that gameplay.
For me, games are fun until they reach a level where I just feel like I'm repeating myself.
LoL died for me when the positions got locked so that you ALWAYS had the same teamups (not specific characters, but roles), for instance.
That, incidently, is why I prefer SP games since less repetition is needed.
And according to tests with actual dogs, the shit in every bloody direction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
It does.
It just doesn't resolve it.
About 22 minutes from what I usually get from gog.com.
Sure, it's not instant-on, and you will have to, you know, plan a bit.
But you can keep the movie, to view when you like.
The sane option is to give people the necessary time go through their email when they get back.
1: It's not.
The basic problem is that people with ADHD (at least not me) can't willingly choose what to focus on.
Ever.
For me, without methylphenedate, I can basically present something to my eyes and hope it registers.
With it, I can choose to focus on it.
Yes, the difference is that big.
2: Many drugs can definitely shift perceptions.
Loads of them aren't very dangerous either.
ADHD-meds are basically there to help you establish a base-line so that you can function like a normal person in certain situations where otherwhise, you simply couldn't.
3: And just how do you think you reach high levels of probabilities?
In general, first you perform small-scale highly controlled experiences.
Then you go ever larger and less and less controlled.
Currently, it's been shown to fundamentally change peoples lives, mine included, to the better.
And in some cases give easily reversible consequences.
Your solution would condemn a couple of percent of every human, globally, to just suck it out instead of using a chemical which gives them the ability to function.
Yes. /. though.
I don't believe this is true on
And that is why, at least in Sweden, you aren't just thrown a bunch of pills.
When I got my concerta treatment, I had to go in once a week with detailed logs of how it affected me.
For a couple of months.
I still have to go in once a year or so to refill my prescriptions.
Therapist would be all of those except drugs.
But, you are wrong regardless.
Facts are basically what we call the most likely reasons for something to be in a certain way.
Which is exactly what psychiatrists try to ascertain.
Indeed, it's normal to get some amount of errors.
I got 100%.
That is highly abnormal.
Except that temperature is in the shade, not in the sun.
In the sun, it's way hotter than that.
Also, even in the shade, we need a coolant around us to function properly.
This shouldn't really be news.
One of the major ADHD tests is if you can control impulses in various situations.
Impulse control is way, way harder, bordering on impossible for people with strong ADHD.
I still remember my test for instance.
I was supposed to press for every symbol that came up on the screen, except for X and Y.
I couldn't help pressing for X as well.
I literally said the equivalent of "fuck" each time, which made my psychiatrist laugh.
This would be something similar.
In my experience (I'm from Sweden and have an ADHD diagnosis and know a lot of people with the same one), the right way is to have a bit of both.
The pills won't "cure" anything.
They will, in many cases, dampen the symtoms.
And that is all.
Extremely useful for some, including me.
Could you please just talk with any psychiatrist for this subject for five minutes?
Stop trying to apply common sense, which is basically just a nice word for prejudive, instead of lookint at the facts.
Nope.
Notice the "regardless of the circumstances".
Medicating with amphetamine all the time is obviosuly quite moronic.
I myself need it to function normally in the work-environment.
I didn't even realize what people meant by saying "just concentrate" until I took my first methylphenedate when I was 25.
ADHD is an issue, and it's NOT just kids being kids.
It's a fundamentally different way for the brain/body to function then the norm.
Google.com redirects you to the appropriate country.
Sorry for repost, but I want to see potential feedback and was AC.
Basically, normal sports are segregated so that there can be top athletes who are non-male.
This allows them to inspire young women to be good in sports.
Women are allowed to compete in maie competetitions, they just don't stand a chance in almost all sports.
I hardly ever watch E-sports, or normal sports.
But if women are grossly underrepresented the same could be true there?
I dunno.
Barring, well, many men having sex, of course.
How can anyhting be more manly then two men having sex?
"the lifestyle choice to be homosexual."
You high?
Violence is down, per capita, all over the world, and keep decreasing.
Not true for every country, of course.
But yeah, we really are moving toward a better world in some ways.
If we can just avoid some major pitfalls (ecological disasters, resource starvation, resource allocation) we are in for a brighter future.
You mean where $flavoroftheyearcryptcurrency gains acceptance and has been stable for several years in the public and value has stabilized?
Marty's didn't.