I would typically tend to disagree with you, but some thoughts. MRIs are fairly daunting machines. Even working in healthcare and as a firefighter, and having

I would typically tend to disagree with you, but some thoughts. MRIs are fairly daunting machines. Even working in healthcare and as a firefighter, and having received multiple CT scans, my first MRI was a little intense. Mostly you're not necessarily in the best mindset to begin with... ... however, I do somewhat agree with you. Looking around Discord last week, I saw a bunch of servers with earnest "warnings" to people about the national alert test. "This is going to make a loud noise, and that may be frightening or scary to you, so we'd advise everyone to turn their phones and TVs off for the duration of the test to protect yourselves." and verbiage to that effect (suffice to say that wasn't an exaggeration). Things like that are teaching people to jump at shadows, and more concerningly, there is a steadily growing subset of people who revel, indeed sometimes take pride in this at self-identifying like this, lumping it under a vastly wider umbrella definition of 'neurodivergent' than was ever intended by that moniker.