So, I'm looking the wackload of comments here: most suggesting they suffer from some kind of ADHD, and then I see you statement: ADHD is still under-diagnosed

So, I'm looking the wackload of comments here: most suggesting they suffer from some kind of ADHD, and then I see you statement: ADHD is still under-diagnosed in USA, and it’s even worse in Europe. At what point is the tipping point reached between the "defect" being addressed simply being the norm? It’s exactly the same as the “explosion” of autism. This explosion is also because the "autism spectrum" is so broad that it covers everything from the barely functioning severely brain impaired to people that are occasionally moody. At some point, the cause is part of the normal spectrum of human behavior and as such it's questionable whether any type of "treatment" is required at all - especially for children. To extend your analogy: The problem is that we seem to be one of 2-3 prescriptions to everyone without prefect 20/10 vision, including those with 20/30 vision, color blindness and no eyes. I'm skeptical of any "disorder" that classifies large sections of our population base as being "deficient". While I don't discount that ADHD does exist, I find it hard to believe that it does so at the levels you would suggest it would.