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I assume you mean the sharing of the article, because the author was a philosophy prof. Do you have anything I can follow up on for, > most people prioritize
by SJMG 1y ago
I assume you mean the sharing of the article, because the author was a philosophy prof.
Do you have anything I can follow up on for,
> most people prioritize "extrinsically" meaning, whether or not something is "interesting" is not primary information in their prioritizations.
I would have thought the quest for dopamine was pretty universal and there's a good friend in my life who has a serious case of ADHD.
- beacon294 1y agoYes, this article is very helpful. The website is very noisy, maybe to keep hyperactive ADHD people around, but it's horrible for me. Try a reader mode: https://www.additudemag.com/secrets-of-the-adhd-brain/?srsltid=AfmBOoqZEXg577hJsmZmmXOszc2P1E_OxOE5ZfcPii-lzwK0aX3Cy4-C https://www.additudemag.com/secrets-of-the-adhd-brain/?srslt...
- beacon294 1y agoBy the way, the difference is not motivation by interest, but dependence on interest to initiate a task or even think about something.