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To: Dutchboy88

Actually, gambling is an addiction, and addictions have a fairly high correlation with ADHD.

As for the lack of physical coordination, I’d throw in that the teachers’ unions and lawyers/judiciary have more to do with both lack of exercise and absolute boredom in the curriculum.


13 posted on 07/11/2014 2:44:44 PM PDT by Calvin Locke
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To: Calvin Locke

Yeah, the classroom experience is so bad you have to drug the inmates to make it tolerable.

Yup, sounds like modern education to me.


15 posted on 07/11/2014 2:51:03 PM PDT by DariusBane (Liberty and Risk. Flip sides of the same coin. So how much risk will YOU accept? Vive Deco et Vives)
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To: Calvin Locke
"Actually, gambling is an addiction, and addictions have a fairly high correlation with ADHD.

As for the lack of physical coordination, I’d throw in that the teachers’ unions and lawyers/judiciary have more to do with both lack of exercise and absolute boredom in the curriculum."

But, but, but Nevada has the lowest ADHD rate and the highest gambling rate, so...isn't this how research connects dots? Maybe I should have said "strip clubs" prevent ADHD? Mob affiliation?

But, definitely I agree that lawyers are to blame in the high states...they are to blame for almost everything.

25 posted on 07/11/2014 3:33:00 PM PDT by Dutchboy88
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To: Calvin Locke

It was called “having the nerves” when I grew up. But you woulld never dream of forcing the children to take such drugs as they do today.


30 posted on 07/11/2014 5:24:49 PM PDT by ImaGraftedBranch (...By reading this, you've collapsed my wave function. Thanks.)
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