> But if we take a more typical example that many ADHD people struggle with like, say, doing the dishes or cleaning the house... I guess I don't really understand what might be "materially wrong" here, or how doing something else addresses whatever that is or, more to the point, actually gets those chores done...? This sounds a bit hand-wavy to me.
We can go a lot more fundamental than this, too. What about brushing your teeth? Showering? Eating? I can keep going.
There are some things you can handwave away as being society's fault, but there are far, far more things that, no matter how much society changes, will still negatively affect me.
We can go a lot more fundamental than this, too. What about brushing your teeth? Showering? Eating? I can keep going.
There are some things you can handwave away as being society's fault, but there are far, far more things that, no matter how much society changes, will still negatively affect me.