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"I see a lot of young people – people in their 20s or 30s who have long lists of medical labels.
I feel that labels being given to things that were not considered to be medical problems."
Dr Suzanne O'Sullivan's book The Age of Diagnosis challenges the assumptions behind the increased diagnosis of conditions such as long Covid, autism and ADHD.
"I see a lot of young people – people in their 20s or 30s who have long lists of medical labels.
I feel that labels being given to things that were not considered to be medical problems."
Dr Suzanne O'Sullivan's book The Age of Diagnosis challenges the assumptions behind the increased diagnosis of conditions such as long Covid, autism and ADHD.
"The minute you label somebody, they can unconsciously take on the features of that label. It doesn’t matter how you present it to them."
Hence the new culture of identity politics and the power for those who harness that.
Hence the new culture of identity politics and the power for those who harness that.
IrishRosesForever: This is why the elite love labels. To shame "You're a racist," or degrade "You have Attention DEFICIT Syndrome".
Labels used to gain control, segregate, create victims, assemble tribes to be exploited politically.
Labels used to gain control, segregate, create victims, assemble tribes to be exploited politically.
JoeVotedTrump2024: Take a look.
When Michael was a child, doctors diagnosed him as having attention deficit disorder and prescribed Ritalin. His parents, however, realized their son just needed an outlet for his extreme intelligence, the LA Times article said. His father, Kevin, described Michael as "a 32-bit kid in an 8-bit world."
200 IQ labeled ADHD.
When Michael was a child, doctors diagnosed him as having attention deficit disorder and prescribed Ritalin. His parents, however, realized their son just needed an outlet for his extreme intelligence, the LA Times article said. His father, Kevin, described Michael as "a 32-bit kid in an 8-bit world."
200 IQ labeled ADHD.
JoeVotedTrump2024: And how his life progressed because his dad ignored that label.
At age 4 months, could ask his parents, "What's for dinner?"
At 8 months, learned to read.
At 4 years, joined Mensa, whose members have IQs in the top 2 percent of the population.
At 6 years, earned his high school certificate and enrolled in Santa Rosa Junior College.
At age 4 months, could ask his parents, "What's for dinner?"
At 8 months, learned to read.
At 4 years, joined Mensa, whose members have IQs in the top 2 percent of the population.
At 6 years, earned his high school certificate and enrolled in Santa Rosa Junior College.
At age 8, received his associates degree.
At 10, earned his bachelor's degree from USA.
At 14, earned a master's degree in chemistry from Middle Tennessee State University.
At 18, earned a master's degree in computer science from Vanderbilt University.
At 22, earned his doctorate in chemistry from Middle Tennessee State University.
At 10, earned his bachelor's degree from USA.
At 14, earned a master's degree in chemistry from Middle Tennessee State University.
At 18, earned a master's degree in computer science from Vanderbilt University.
At 22, earned his doctorate in chemistry from Middle Tennessee State University.
He does comedy improv. Which does require rapid wit and creativity.
“He decided to share his collection of useless information with the world of Improv, where all sorts of strange beasts and mutants live. They have accepted him as one of their own, and allowed his hair to grow long, and his freak flag to fly high.”
“He decided to share his collection of useless information with the world of Improv, where all sorts of strange beasts and mutants live. They have accepted him as one of their own, and allowed his hair to grow long, and his freak flag to fly high.”
JoeVotedTrump2024: One last thing.
He's an Irishman. By name at least.
Michael KEARNEY.
The Irish name Kearney, an anglicized version of the Gaelic surname Ó Cearnaigh, means "victorious" or "triumphant".
He's an Irishman. By name at least.
Michael KEARNEY.
The Irish name Kearney, an anglicized version of the Gaelic surname Ó Cearnaigh, means "victorious" or "triumphant".
IrishRosesForever: 200 IQ labeled as illness because his intelligence made him fidgety and hard to keep interested.