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Researchers Finally Admit What Myself and Most ADHD Adults Already Knew
Sydney researchers confirm what Hunters have known for decades: the problem was never your brain — it was the wrong environment.
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May 2026
When the Farmer Pills Run Out, the Hunter's Toolkit Can be Real and Powerful
Four years into the stimulant shortage, here’s what every Hunter should be relearning.
May 28
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AI Can Now Predict ADHD in Four-Year-Olds: Is it a Gift or a Trap?
A new Duke study trained an AI tool on 140,000 children’s medical records to flag ADHD risk years before diagnosis.
May 21
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Rethinking ADHD: Stop ‘Fixing Attention’ and Start Raising Arousal
Two New Studies Just Confirmed What I Said in 1993: It Was Never About Attention. It Was About Arousal.
May 14
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Transform the “Extreme” ADHD Label into a Story of Warriors, Not Broken Kids
Warrior Hunters don’t need to be subdued: they need to be channeled…
May 7
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April 2026
ADHD: How to Decide Important Vs Urgent
A few years ago, though, a friend shared with me a concept which has literally changed my life.
Apr 30
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A Nation of Hunters: Why the Great Entrepreneurship Surge Is No Coincidence
They’re building their professional lives around what their brains actually do well instead of spending those lives apologizing for what their brains…
Apr 23
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Scientists Just Confirmed What I’ve Been Saying for Thirty Years About the ADHD Brain
And boredom, for the Hunter brain, is not a character flaw. It is a physiological state, as real and as measurable as hunger.
Apr 16
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The Tariff Whiplash Economy Is a Farmer’s Nightmare — and a Hunter’s Moment
The “chaos,” as everyone is calling it, is simply the conditions under which the Hunter was built to operate.
Apr 9
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A Letter From Your Brain
A note to our Hunter readers from my friend Sari Solden
Apr 7
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Why Does the ADHD Debate Keep Asking How Many People Are Broken Instead of Whether “Broken” Is the Wrong Definition?
Until we question the framework itself, we’ll keep mistaking natural variation for pathology and treating people accordingly
Apr 2
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March 2026
The ADHD Discovery Buried in a Footnote
The largest review of ADHD treatments ever conducted confirmed that medication works in the short term—but quietly found that one overlooked practice…
Mar 26
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