I don't see anything "bizarrely wrong" with observing a quantifiable doubling of productivity and improvement in enjoyment of life, all from taking a very small

I don't see anything "bizarrely wrong" with observing a quantifiable doubling of productivity and improvement in enjoyment of life, all from taking a very small dose. When (and where) I was growing up ADHD wasn't really a diagnosis you could get. I strongly suspect I have it, at least the attention deficit part, but apparently the only way to properly diagnose it is before you're a fully grown adult, so I'm kind of SOL since I'm in my 40s. You, on the other hand, seem to be quite judgmental towards people you don't know. That's what's "bizarrely wrong".