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As a person with ADHD I hate these fancy high tech super slick promo products / sites. They all appear to made by people who are do not have ADHD (might be wro
by ThinkBeat 3y ago
As a person with ADHD I hate these fancy high tech
super slick promo products / sites.
They all appear to made by people who are do not have ADHD
(might be wrong)
but they figure they know what such people need.
And that is yet another calendar / task list with some spices.
they can use to go after grants / stipends etc.
Aside from a privacy nightmare.
Yeah I am giving a presentation to the board about
this new confidential product and i dont know how
to structure it
> Tell me all about this new product and how it will work.
> Can you tell me the name of the company and its stock ticker?
They dont even say what the price is.
Or how they monetize it.
Or the source code
Or ...
I think the best way to help is to fund basic research,
- kalupa 3y ago"all you need to do is focus" is what I read when I see an "ADHD help" tool/article/lifestyle/pleasegiveusmoneyscheme about 90% of the time. not just that it's made by people that don't have adhd, but people that haven't even read the modern science literature on the treatment and condition itself. it's frustrating!
- albert_e 3y agoSo... ATTENTION is all you need?
- stevefan1999 3y agoAD(H)D: Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder And yes, attention is all we need because we lacked it so much
- Tao3300 3y ago> think the best way to help is to fund basic research And to lobby your politicians to take controls and schedules off the stimulant medications used to treat ADHD. Stop voting for candidates without sensible drug policies.
- ThinkBeat 3y agoI am not sure about that. It depends how far you want to take it. I dont think ADHD medication should be OTC. An experienced psychiatrist should always prescribe it. There are issues surrounding that in the US, given price. In Norway my meds are free.
- Tao3300 3y ago> I dont think ADHD medication should be OTC. An experienced psychiatrist should always prescribe it. OTC or not, the controlled substance laws and schedules (yes, in the US) have resulted in the demand exceeding the supply. People who need them cannot get them because they're just not available. Pharmacists can't even tell you what they do or don't have.