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SirNuke
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Is this the one part of the night qualifies as merely mildly interesting?
Stamets [Mirror]Truely historic
DATA: I am puzzled, captain. This joke did not receive a single humorous reaction. However, I calculated with 99.987625% certainty that -
PICARD: Well, Data, there's more to humor than, well, data.
This is a very personal question, and it's really just whatever you are comfortable with. I personally:
- Try to be open about it and my experiences with friends, if only because I'm sure people had suspected I had it and I so wish someone had mentioned it. I'm willing to cut friendships if I'm judged negatively, but ADHD is common in my social circles so it hasn't been a huge issue.
- Have been debating with my ADHD siblings how to broach the subject with my definitely ADHD parents. It's definitely common among my extended relatives, but I just feel it's not worth the fight.
- Would be very guarded in a workplace. Accommodations for ADHD are hilariously trivial asks, but I'm skeptical I'll ever work somewhere I can (safely) get them.
- Try to avoid the subject with older generations.
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theludditeThat sucks, but I argue that it’s even worse. Not only do they tweak your results to make more money, but because google has a monopoly on web advertising, and (like it or not) advertising is the main internet funding model, google gets to decide whether or not your website gets to generate revenue at all. They literally have an approval process for serving ads, and it is responsible for the proliferation of LLM-generated blogspam. Here’s a thing I wrote about it in which I tried to get my already-useful and high-quality website approved for ads, complete with a before and after approval, if you’re curious. The after is a wreck.
GormadtTheory vs Practice - ADHDinos
The Picard ManeuverCompilation of the "Picard Maneuver", but every time Picard tugs at his shirt, his combadge pops off.
