> Surely if we were measuring against the "average person", we'd be able to "diagnose" people with ASRB (Attention Surplus Regularactivity Bonus) and talk endle

> Surely if we were measuring against the "average person", we'd be able to "diagnose" people with ASRB (Attention Surplus Regularactivity Bonus) and talk endlessly about how they're privileged in white collar fields that require a lot of drive and focus. Isn't that "Type-A", a personality type literally devised for diagnostic purposes. (TIL via Wikipedia, devised by cardiologists, who hypothesized that such people were more prone to stress-related cardiovascular disease.)