I'm not the person you were responding with you, and I completely agree with you, but I think there is a more charitable reading of that statement which I also

I'm not the person you were responding with you, and I completely agree with you, but I think there is a more charitable reading of that statement which I also think is true. There is no form of society in which ADHD is an advantage. But I think there are forms of society in which ADHD is less of a disadvantage. Another way of putting it is that ADHD is inherently a disability on it's own, but there are ways that a lot of our society is set up that exacerbate those problems. Just as there are ways to improve accessibility in spaces for those with physical disabilities, and that doesn't stop them from being disabilities, there are also ways that there could be cultural shifts and choices made to improve accessibility for those with ADHD.