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The name seems like ridiculous marketing to me. Kind of like clickbait. I think more accurate would just be something like "silent work partners". It's also b
by ilaksh 4y ago
The name seems like ridiculous marketing to me. Kind of like clickbait.
I think more accurate would just be something like "silent work partners".
It's also bizarre that people seem to think that having trouble concentrating for a significant period of time on something tedious means you have ADHD. It's not at all abnormal to struggle with this at times. It's really more extreme cases that should be considered ADHD.
- montecarl 4y agoIt may sound like it, but the term is in common use. Google "body doubling" and you will see many articles on the topic in connection to ADD.
- atemerev 4y agoADHD is not just "having trouble concentrating". It is a completely broken prioritizer, executive function deficit, and nearly non-existing ability to linearize tasks into intermediate-scale command sequences. And tons of other things, some of them good (like immediate recall of association trees, whether we like it or not; this helps if you want some original ideas), but most of them bad. About 3% of population have ADHD. And it is quite easily recognizable and distinct from just "troubles of concentration".