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People with ADHD are genetically more conscious

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Just now, Carl-Richard said:

Lol. It's the first one.

Haha I said the first one then edited to the last one😢


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3 minutes ago, MarioGabrielJ said:

Haha I said the first one then edited to the last one😢

By the way, I don't doubt hyperfocus is a thing, but as a general observation, people with ADHD are more restless and less able to focus.


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1 minute ago, Carl-Richard said:

By the way, I don't doubt hyperfocus is a thing, but as a general observation, people with ADHD are more restless and less able to focus.

I agree, I have friends who can’t do 9 to 5 job because of ADHD


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On 2024-07-14 at 10:56 PM, Jannes said:

It's the other way around then you think. They aren't sleeping, non-adhd people are sleeping. People with ADHD are caught up in or distracted from direct awareness (first order truth) and have problems focusing on concepts (second order truth). 

Do you agree?

I see what you mean but I disagree. Being more focused on present direct awareness doesn’t mean more conscious because you are still filtering the direct environment through your mind, so it’s the same as someone who is more in their head and theoretical. It’s a different mind and brain but equally as much mental filtering id say. 
It’s kind of like this thing about being more present, the present moment is still being filtered through your mind so it’s the same as being “in your head” just in a different way

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ADHD isn't really a real thing.

Some of them are probably less conscious, some of them are probably more conscious.

Same with autism.

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17 minutes ago, Little Aurobindo said:

ADHD isn't really a real thing.

Some of them are probably less conscious, some of them are probably more conscious.

"Consciousness" isn't really a real thing either.


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29 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

"Consciousness" isn't really a real thing either.

Consciousness is an abstract Infinite principle that can be obscured by an opposite retardation called "unconsciousness" which is an Asura, that is now incarnated into donald trump, who I will convert back to the light side after he physically dies.

ADHD is literally a construct and not a real thing and totally subjective in a way which has zero meaningful connection to reality at all.

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40 minutes ago, Little Aurobindo said:

Consciousness is an abstract Infinite principle that can be obscured by an opposite retardation called "unconsciousness" which is an Asura, that is now incarnated into donald trump, who I will convert back to the light side after he physically dies.

ADHD is literally a construct and not a real thing and totally subjective in a way which has zero meaningful connection to reality at all.

A definition, whether it's of consciousness or ADHD, is a construct. When reality behaves a certain way, you call it ADHD. When reality behaves another certain way, you call it consciousness.

It's true that ADHD is defined in a certain arbitrary way, like having a certain score on a certain number of symptoms, but so could be said for consciousness vs. unconsciousness (or "levels" of consciousness).

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4 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

A definition, whether it's of consciousness or ADHD, is a construct. When reality behaves a certain way, you call it ADHD. When reality behaves another certain way, you call it consciousness.

I'm saying reality doesn't behave in a way that matches the definition of ADHD, so it's purely a construct. It's literally not a real thing.

The referent for the word "Consciousness" exists because it's all of Existence.

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15 minutes ago, Little Aurobindo said:

I'm saying reality doesn't behave in a way that matches the definition of ADHD, so it's purely a construct. It's literally not a real thing.

So nothing in reality shows a certain threshold of hyperactivity and hypoattention?

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8 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

So nothing in reality shows a certain threshold of hyperactivity and hypoattention?

You need to see the kind of stuff I'm getting up to:

 

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Just now, Little Aurobindo said:

You need to see the kind of stuff I'm getting up to:

 

I really don't.


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@Little Aurobindo

What about depression? Is that also not really real?


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22 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

@Little Aurobindo

What about depression? Is that also not really real?

I don't mean to be overly negative and harsh, but..

Depression (generality) vs. ADHD (specificity bullshit).

My ESP is telling me you want to be a licensed psychologist, like Dr. K., which is why you have so much emotional investment in this bullshit.

The psychiatric industry is garbage and needs to be destroyed.

It's part of my life purpose, which is highly multifaceted.

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27 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

I really don't.

It would open you up to a larger reality with a higher degree of abstraction and complexity, where you would realize ADHD is nonsense.

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19 minutes ago, Little Aurobindo said:

It would open you up to a larger reality with a higher degree of abstraction and complexity, where you would realize ADHD is nonsense.

Is an Integral Occult Being really real?


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Just now, Carl-Richard said:

Is an Integral Occult Being really real?

Yes.

ADHD is not real.

Tadaa!

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Just now, Little Aurobindo said:

Yes.

ADHD is not real.

Tadaa!

I hear "IOB" and "ADHD" and hear "constructs".


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@Carl-Richard See how I was able to know exactly when you would respond, and returned to my physical body and opened the computer just when you responded?

That means the occult is real.

Of course entities are real.

You can track where your thoughts go once you're down with them (they don't just disappear), where they flow out into another reality system that vibrationally is aligned with them.

The same thing goes with bodily desires and physical sensations. You can view the afterimages or after impressions of those and see where they go, and what emanational environments those are in.

Those are the nonphysical planes most closely related to earth.

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1 minute ago, Carl-Richard said:

I hear "IOB" and "ADHD" and hear "constructs".

IOB is a joke by combining Integral Theory with the occult.

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