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  • plyth@feddit.orgtoADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.comDAE...
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    4 days ago

    Can ADHD be almost the right way to handle undesired work?

    If one doesn’t want to do work, it’s straight forward to not do it. If that isn’t allowed then doing everything else is the closest thing to avoiding that work. In that sense, ADHD is either a way of avoiding to be broken or the inability to integrate work into one’s accepted goals.

    How could it be possible to accept work that one doesn’t want to do?


  • At the same time as China launches satellites with high performance processing power. What’s the deal? How can launching everything into space be cheaper than building a data center at a cold place on earth?

    Last time I read something about processors in space, NASA used special processors that were hardened against radiation. If state of the art processors are too fragile for space, who would use such a data center?







  • plyth@feddit.orgtoADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.comWho can relate?
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    12 days ago

    Totally. Only that I postponed the thing I had to do for even longer.

    Your post made me realize that I postpone because I am afraid of hyperfixating. When I hyperfixate I do things that I don’t want to be do, but that have to be done to make them right.

    Like I expected, when I finally did what I had to do, I found something that was not right, and spent some additional time on it without being able to let go.

    Here is an older thought about it: Could it be that ADHD is an identity thing? Essentially like transsexual but for being and not sex. Hyperfocussing is like wearing a mask, not out of fear of social reactions but from the inability of maintaining my identity. I lost my day by being afraid of experiencing being-dysphoria. It only ends when the fear of the consequences of inaction are bigger than the fears of dysphoria.