Desire for positive improvement and growth via moonshots, through determination and perseverance while spreading that desire onto others. I regard it as a very positive virtue. - Dreaming for the sake of dreaming and achievement of one’s dreams. Regarding giving up as the only case of failure, and competitingly but uncomparingly achieving big things by putting in extreme amount of effort, time and other means without being an obstacle for anyone and without hurting yourself. Shoutouts to Mitty.

some counter in our kitchen at height level that is usually left empty, it was so regular yet so goofy because it is usually used for stuff like kitchenware, not counter stuff

prefrontal cortex

I wasn’t referring to drugs, I was more so referring to the specific game I am playing- I should’ve clarified that it is a game primarily meant to train the PFC. I saw big improvements from my meds as I played this more and more but now I am finding myself focusing on my distractions more, although more lucidly now. I found a way to deal with this though

I already have been taking it long enough to be passing it I assume

How the hell do you have a whole crate of raw dragonfruit (as in, who has it lol)? Is it related to the lore?

“Whot to heck, how is this YSK?.. Oh it is a freedom thing”

try haribo sugar-free gummi bears :trollface:

This lore is getting intense

I wonder if you can detect if the player is a bot or not, regardless, most captchas are also ml training if I remember correctly

say few speak alot

Néstle is a horrible company, so the sub is entirely dedicated on hating it. Hating other anti-consumer companies with immoral actions is encouraged too

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The idea here is that messing up due to unforseen problems and things that couldn’t have been included in calculations is a “part of the experience” but messing up due to recklessness and disregarding required safety features isn’t in my opinion. Daredevils and adventurers would first and foremost work on safety so that they can keep on doing their extreme stuff. We can go to the space, to the very bottom of the ocean, to many other places, and we can do these because we have been careful. The times when we messed up are usually when we could call it like the infamous rocket explosion of NASA, which the engineers did try to warn NASA before launching it, only for NASA to disregard those. In extreme adventures, safety is a golden rule and death is a rare possiblity, not something to expect.

This is a repost but it is c/ADHD we are talking about, reposts are encouraged here lol

The drug part is interesting. I guess you really can’t just take the easy route of diagnosis…
As for the ADHD respresentation, I blame the discord between nts from few people and charities attempting to represent ADHD and the out-of-touchness of nts for attempting to turn adhd into a “quirky superpower disorder” while it is actually a near-crippling disablity. I can see the good in ADHD, but I classified those under something different, which I dubbed the “extended focus abilities” and those most likely happen, due to the brain having to compansate for the lack of pfc through occipital focus and an overall outside -> inside processing (which might be one of the reasons why ADHD “looks” like autism if you ask me). and of course, adhd can be regarded as something “good” when the hyperfocus is actually rather benefitial (An example is Dream whom most likely hyperfocuses on Minecraft for example, so obv…).

“Major PFC Dysfunction?”

Even with this, I feel like the person is still “gatekeeping” ADHD. I can understand where they are coming from, but there are many undiagnosed adhd people around after all…

ADHD is both overdiagnosed and underdiagnosed at the same time for me… I blame misinformation and overall confusion regarding ADHD… When I talked about my symptoms to others, a common answer I would get is “common among people” - if my pratically extreme executive dysfunction and lower leg muscle destroying hyperactivity was actually common among people than the global society wouldn’t last a week

just say “F.F.S.” from that point on