Yep, "classification".
The proportion will always be the same whether classified or not.
I honestly feel modern take on ADHD is just a label for people that don't fit into how society wants it.
Tens of thousands of years, we nurtured those that picked up on the butterfly. Those minds will always be critical to human survival. But it's only recently, incompatibility with the standard that causes need for more effort, "Well, they must be broken".
Nope. They never were. We just got real bad at bringing out the best in everyone. At this rate of classification down the path we're going, it'll be weird to not have ADHD.
Just post and ignore the DMs, the requests, the "constructive criticism", and the people that want to "chat". Look at your upvotes, that's your meter; 30 up arrows is 30 people saying "Go, gurl!"
I'd also recommend deleting this post sooner rather than later. Don't let that small percentage of weirdos know you have confidence issues. You're here to beat your low confidence, not have others try take advantage of it.
Do posts, have fun, block losers 👍 You're in control!
Edit: I should make note the difference between comments that are encouraging about posts and not telling you what to do.
Otherwise, good marketing. But delete the post 🫤
My friend used to climb massive pine trees late at night in a park across his street, and place traffic cones on top. No one knew who was doing it or why. Many people thought it was the local council marking the trees to be cut down which upset residents. He started noticing police regularly patrolling the area, but he kept doing it and never got caught. It made the local paper, explaining how much confusion and disruption it was causing the police and local council. He hung the article on his wall.
Went on to become a stuntman https://imdb.com/name/nm3068647/
It's from 2019. And, yes, it totally backfired. Even the Bern got on it https://x.com/BernieSanders/status/1126606568454279169?s=20
As a professional in this field, top reasons would be...
Edit: I should also point out we have about half a dozen ping-pong tables scattered around my work and our turnover figures were bang on average for annual benchmarking against the sector. I consider the average too high, though, and will be targeting better retention over this year. We'll need at least double the amount of ping-pong tables.
There's nothing to indicate that's true. If anything, the leaps in medical science have increased the likelihood of being born "normal".
It also means we have identified or created many "issues" and continue to increase how well they're diagnosed. Everyone's got multiple things now.