I have owned a Concept 2 Model D for quite a while. It has been one of my best investments. It just works. There has never been anything that has come close in dollars per work, no gym, no other equipment, not even running shoes.
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< https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/neurodiversity >
Neurodiversity refers to the idea that neurological differences, such as those seen in autism or ADHD, reflect normal variations in brain development. Neurodiversity is often contrasted with the “medical model,” which views conditions like autism or ADHD as disorders to prevent, treat, or cure. There has been a push to move away from this idea of pathology and more toward a more nuanced perspective with variations of what is “normal.”
Imagine a world where 93% of people have the Hunter or Edison Gene, no one would have flashy things on webpages, ads or otherwise. That would also mean more than 10 times as many people with amazing creativity and insight and many fewer people who are willing to do the same thing over and over and over and over like 93% of the people in this world. We likely would have found ways to eliminate drudgery for most tasks. Perhaps we would live in a happier world where people were more fulfilled.
@krono, living with the Hunter Gene in a world built for people with the Farmer Gene does not mean you have a problem, dysfunction, affliction, malady, sickness, infirmity, disability, defect, or disorder but does mean you must adapt to a world built for others.
Everyone has strengths and weaknesses. Celebrate and build on your strengths, mitigate your weaknesses as we all should.
Edison Genes [0]
Although ADHD is often described by the problems it presents, several recent studies (see here, here, and here) have reaffirmed other potential advantages linked to the ADHD diagnosis, namely — the ability to think more creatively, and entrepreneurial orientation (EO).
ADHD has been linked to three aspects of creative cognition, namely: divergent thinking, conceptual expansion, and overcoming existing knowledge constraints.
[0] https://medium.com/welded-thoughts/adhd-the-return-of-the-hu...
Those in the Bay Area should check out "The San Francisco Radio Club ( 1916 - 2020 ) Celeb rating 104 Years serving the city of San Francisco & the Community" < https://www.sfarc.org/ > They are a great bunch and are, as one would expect, very knowledgeable.
It is a tool. One should not need to understand the inner workings of a tool to use it. How many APIs do we use where knowing how it does what it does is required? Whether it's Stripe or Node or Bundler or ..., the user does not have to know what happens inside. The need for incantations makes some people feel powerful or exclusive. I just want my tools to do their job so I can focus on doing mine.
http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Notebook-2-5-Inch-Internal-PH2...
Expecting 60% drop is not that crazy.