is it ADD or is it just a common pattern of human nature?
Is eating sugar when it is offered a disease, or an environment that is toxic to instincts that usee to suit us well?
Is eating sugar when it is offered a disease, or an environment that is toxic to instincts that usee to suit us well?
But then if all their peers are in fact outperforming them, because they're already all self-medicating for ADD symptoms, or have a prescription for ADD meds, so they can focus on something that most ordinary people would have trouble focusing on... what then?
What's normal in a work environment that's fundamentally and extremely not normal?
When Henry Ford popularized the assembly line he had extremely high employee turnover. People didn't like working that way.
It's not, but it will lead to some (obesity, diabetes, heart disease, etc).
In the same way, consuming infinite amounts of quick-hitting and dopamine-inducing social media is not a disease, but it can damage our brains and lead to "disease" in the same way that sugar damages the rest of our body.
Again, I'm not a doctor and I have no facts/evidence to share. Just my own thoughts on how things are going.