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Over 10% of children? That sounds like a flawed testing method or toxic environment, not a disease.

• resoluteteeth 1y ago
  Can you explain why it being over 10% of children would make it not a disease?
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  • garylkz 1y ago
    But really, if like more than 50% of children has ADHD, maybe it's not really a "defect" but rather a "trait" of some human. Unless you're implying that half of the humanity that has ADHD are defective humans. Just a thought
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• habinero 1y ago
  Why? What's wrong with humans having variance?