Squirrel!
Squirrel!
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To me, this ADHD quirk would be considered a high capacity for curiosity if only:
- there existed a technology permitting people to speed up their minds so they could comfortably complete their rabbit hole thoughts without interrupting their daily chores or degrading their social abilities.
- the quantity of daily work required to live a comfortable life were low enough that people could comfortably explore rabbit holes to their conclusions in their free time.
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Eh, there are jobs, like security analysis or IT integration on a budget that thrive on this rabbit hole quirk. But in a lot of cases it's a disability.
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Adhd is just your simulation pilot getting bored with the game.
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...and that's how I became a walking encyclopedia of mostly useless facts.
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They're not useless if you enjoy them
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This group and examples like this heve convinced me I probably, certainly, have adhd
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I go to google something and end up googling a million other things and forget the original topic
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If there is a squirrel, then I'm gonna look at it, not gonna lie.
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Meanwhile: girls with inattentive ADHD sitting dead at the bottom of a pool meme
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Do her kids swim?
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This but also the squirrel is cute.
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I'm curious how many times the person writing the post got distracted before they finished publishing the post.
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samepicture.jpg /s
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So... "ooh a squirrel 🐿️" then? :-P
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