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Leo's avatar

Imo ADHDers need minimum technology (at least anything with a screen that’s addictive) and more community. Being outdoors, moving the body, living in community. Where you do chores together and don’t need to be good at planning cause someone else will. And we can do the things we’re good at.

I think ADHDers just show how dysfunctional and absurd the modern way of being is. We‘re not meant to live in isolation and we cope with it worse than NTs.

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Graham Landi's avatar

I enjoy using tech that doesn’t try and force fit me into a structure that makes me want to smash things up as a result of my not being able to make use of it. For example, ‘Evernote’ works for me as a way of making notes and keeping records because it supports my inner chaos in a sympathetic and non-judgmental way (yes, as an AuDHDer, I also tend to anthropomorphise everything)

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