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So being human expressing likes and dislikes is now a disease? Was this expert who defined ADHD tested for psychopathy and sadism, or is group conformity and o
by _2uwr 4y ago
So being human expressing likes and dislikes is now a disease?
Was this expert who defined ADHD tested for psychopathy and sadism, or is group conformity and obedience to authority on display here with the existence and definition of ADHD?
I suppose one way a university can get around its ethics boards, is to identify and grade highly psychopaths and sadists, to carry on their work by proxy of their students. A highly deniable move by any means.
- iamdbtoo 4y agoThe problem isn't having likes or dislikes it's that you will only focus on the things you like, even to your own detriment. That's what makes it a disorder.
- attemptone 4y ago>So being human expressing likes and dislikes is now a disease? No, but if I you are unable to do the things you mildy dislike to the point of being detrimental to your life-quality. There's a difference between "I don't like paying the bills but I'll do it once a month" and "I don't like paying the bills but even if I try to do them I end up not doing them" I can't really follow your point on the other paragraphs, what are you trying to get at?
- amf12 4y agoThey are trying to suggest ADHD isn't really a thing and the usual "everyone has a little ADHD in them". So stupid. The lack of awareness that other people can have different experiences is just annoying.