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Rethinking ADHD: It’s Not Forgetfulness, It’s a Different Kind of Seeing
Why the Hunter brain processes the world through sound, not sight—and how to work with it, Not against it
Oct 30
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Can Your Dog Have ADHD?
The study referenced looked at thousands of dogs, asking their owners questions about impulsivity, hyperactivity, and inattention, the three main traits…
Oct 16
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ADHD: Hunter's Rest? Hah!
Hunters gravitate toward work where intensity, unpredictability, and immediacy are part of the deal.
Oct 9
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The Superpower Hidden in ADHD: Hypercuriosity
Why restless minds may hold the evolutionary edge our world has forgotten.
Oct 2
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September 2025
Tossing: ADHD’s Hidden Signal
Why sudden purges reveal more about emotional overload than disorganization.
Sep 25
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The Unbearable Weight of Boredom in ADHD
It’s not a lack of willpower — it’s the brain’s cry for stimulation. Here’s why boredom hits Hunters so hard and how to harness it for focus and growth.
Sep 18
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Can We Reframe What Medication is Actually Doing for the Hunter’s Mind?
The truth is, for some Hunters, medication can be the difference between endless failure and the first taste of competence. And competence is what…
Sep 11
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Where are ADHD Traits Not Just Useful, but Essential?
The world doesn’t always accommodate you, but it needs you. You’re not missing something. You were built to move fast, adapt, think wild. That’s your…
Sep 4
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August 2025
From Survival to Thriving: Rethinking ADHD Medication Through the Hunter’s Lens
The fact that medication reduces destructive outcomes does not mean that untreated hunters are doomed or broken.
Aug 28
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Why ADHD is Your Inner Hunter’s Edge
ADHD is often treated as a defect in the modern, farmer-designed world, but what it really is, is the modern expression of those ancient hunter traits.
Aug 14
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July 2025
AI Keystrokes: Can Motion‑Tracking Diagnose ADHD in Minutes?
The implications of that are seismic, not just for diagnosis, but for how we understand what ADHD really is.
Jul 31
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ADHD in the Age of AI: Why the Future May Belong to the Distracted
Not every ADHD trait is a gift, but neither is it a flaw. It’s a variation: an ancient one, forged for a world of risk and opportunity.
Jul 24
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