Wow, what an insightful argument that totally proves me wrong.

I’m not here to convince anyone. I’m just pointing out very simple facts. It’s not your choice if you believe it or not. You’ll still know it.

I’m not against adults using methylphenidate if they feel a benefit from it.

But don’t try to have your cake and eat it too. You’re taking the meds because you’re addicted, not because you need them. If you actually have a disorder and need them, then thats different. But most of the people taking them don’t.

Facts are facts no matter what you feel about them. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Wow what an amazing argument. Makes so much sense, and isn’t just you diamissing me because you know I’m saying a thing people disagree with and which you don’t actually have to argue against.

Because you can’t. ;>>>>>

Would you like to guess how many recently graduated dctors also believed in the same childish rhetoric? A worrying amount. Like genuinely made me worried that low level propaganda gets through better than basic medical facts which doctors of all specialisations should understand.

It’s line claiming heroin doesn’t cause dependence. That Oxycontin doesn’t cause addiction.

You know that pharmacompanies have strongly pushed both of this. Yet you won’t question literally half the population having a neurodevelopmental disorder, because YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT HAVING ONE MEANS.

The percentage of increased diagnosis through increased information is the same for every other neurodevelopmental disorder except attention disorders. Those have supposedly grown quadruple the amount that any other neurodevelopmental disorder has in the same time. (That is, in roughly the past 100 years to account for enough change.)

Anyone who’s having a hard time understanding that attention disorders are overdiagnosed is a gullible moron. That includes all the doctors who argued I have it. Despite me showing I was alway literally the best in my class, without any disturbances, nor problems, not any I subjectively experienced or that the teacher would’ve noted. I also went through roughly 10 different schools, and has a large sampling of teachers and classes.

Never heard anything about any attention disorders before the age of 25, a bit more than a decade ago, when all this bullshit pushing began.

To not be able to see when someone is pushing drugs on you for no reason is gullibility to the max.

Its ludicrous.

Oh and yeah, the past few years young doctors haven’t pushed the adhd rhetoric on me. Had to waste an entirely afternoon proving I don’t have it with clinical psychologists and my mom there to verify what I’m saying.

But you know it’s overdiagnosed, but as long as society accepts it as your meds and not something you just crave, youre gucci, right?

Roflmao

Oh and there’s the first to signal disagreement without being able to say anything except “wyaaa I don’t like you pointing out facts wyaaa”

Look up what a neurodevelopmental disorder is. Just because pharmaceutical grade speed makes you less tired doesn’t mean you have a neurodevelopmental disorder.

The worst part isn’t your delusions, it’s having to listen to you trying to rationalise wanting to take speed.

And even actual professionals buy this shit it’s ridiculous

But if youre speaking in the normal direction, how then do you ‘turn a phrase’? O.o

The most common command is "Draw a clock face, put in all the numbers, and set the time to ten minutes past eleven

The newer generations would fail this, haha.

This is probably a clickbait site but for reference

https://scoop.upworthy.com/20-percent-of-gen-z-teens-cant-tell-time-on-an-analog-clock

Ah yes, the neurodevelopmental disorder that is so light literally eveyone has it.

And not one of you realises it’s just a legal way to sell pharmaceutical grade stimulants.

“Here, eat this amphetamine pill.”

“Ok”

“Do you feel like you have more energy after eating the pharmaceutical grade stimulant?”

“Yes”

“This means you’ve always had a neurodevelopmental disorder”

Genuinely, you can’t be that fucking stupid. And theres always the addicts who get super angry at me for saying this out loud, because they know I’m right.

Well it’s simple. The US just didn’t want to give slavery away, because then they’d have had no production capabilities to compete on international markets.

So that’s why the US has the highest % of prisoners in the world. US prison population is similar size as China’s prison population and there’s 4x as many people in China.

1.7 million prisoners. That’s like 1/100 adults.

And once you go in, even for a small crime, your probably just end up doing worse shit inside. The recidivism rate in the US is crazy.

Update, I did forget the vinegar. But then they lost power when I was at the till, the whole hypermarket went dark. It took closer to an hour to get functionality back and during that time I remembered to also get vinegar.

Yeah sure. But to think that Trump can alter International law by changing the US constitution is kinda silly.

Wasn’t it basically like now, unlike, say, the 1890s?

That’s not how international law works, dipshit.

Thanks I’m heading to the store and wouldve forgot vinegar. Still might actually, I’ll see after I get home

Eh I’ve watched the HP movies quite a lot, can’t remember Hermione having a line like that.

But I do remember seeing a ton of “Love and Marriage” reruns in the late 90’s early 00’s.

I’m a millenial as well.

Also, Modern Family has been on for a long time now.

And those aren’t the only shows Al Bundy has done

You can try, but even if you have a majority of people using the correct version, still the other one can proliferate.

Kinda how people still say “could of” instead of “could have” even when there’s always someone noting the mistake.

Unfortunately languages go where they want. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Wouldn’t it be easier just to take an x-ray to confirm?

Then based on the results give laxatives or don’t.

This means that there is a wrong way to fold the phone, but the phone has automatic vibrating and visual alerts to keep you from doing that

Yeah I’d agree with that, but unfortunately most people aren’t linguistic purists, so absolute prescription doesn’t really work.