Half…so not an unreasonable amount, especially given how many undiagnosed people are in the world skewing statistics. People acting like ADHD is some kinda of rare maladie when it seems to be super common, genetic, and some theories even suggest that it’s our evolutionary default(came before whatever this “neurotypical” modification is).
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I hope this doesn't get twiated into a way to make ADHD somehow a sign of propensity for criminal behavior. People suck.
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Always wondered how ADHDer could survive in London with all the fucking licenses they would need to maintain
Yes, the level of my distraction IS kind of criminal today. 😐
Half of people ~~arrested in London~~ may have undiagnosed ADHD, study finds
FTFY.