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Your comment makes no sense. "Leave them alone" as if this isn't some transactional service. If nobody finds this service useful, it goes away. If people find
by hombre_fatal 2y ago
Your comment makes no sense. "Leave them alone" as if this isn't some transactional service.
If nobody finds this service useful, it goes away. If people find it useful, then what's the problem.
I'm very glad that there are people out there trying to come up with new ways to help others, even if they are compelled by money like the pharmaceutical company who made my essential medicine.
And it's nice to try out some new options beyond getting cracked out on amphetamine the rest of your life.
- christalwang 2y agoAppreciate your thoughts here. The side effects of meds are definitely something to consider, for me specifically it's appetite, poor sleep, sweating, and being less social/funny. Sometimes I also zone in on the wrong thing for too long, when I'm on meds.
- reneberlin 2y agoI'm personally affected and thus had 2 clients requesting my help to build their "helping" product (please help me with flutter). And a lot of shengians jump on the boat with their app to "help". Often driven by "adhd coaching"-influencers, that want to pump their revenue with an app for a market to solve a problem. My point is: anything technically applied, that needs another tab / app isn't helping in any way. The journey will only cost money and make you dependend on their product in the meantime. I get it, that a individual cure hast to be found, but the idea to be helpful in that case with exposure to an app is nonsense. These things are not the field for experiments, but serious enough to be a medical neurological problem that has to be treated by experts, not victims that can create an app to make money while at it.