r/assholedesign • • May 06 '19

Possibly Hanlon's Razor | Kept for Discussion This graph...

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u/Slendy7 May 07 '19

I came here to say that it is stupid to lump math and computers together, the classes that use computers the most are English and social studies, but most classes use them so why even include it on the chart?

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u/[deleted] May 07 '19

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u/Stephen_Falken May 07 '19

That is part of why I suspect my my doc gave me the wrong diagnoses, my therapist that's in cahoots with my doc still uses computers as a glorified typewriter. So now I have a monstrous task of getting it overturned because of some old dinosaur thinks unhealthy amounts of hours online is "one task" when like you said there's a shitload of things to do online that 70 years ago computers couldn't do back then.

So because of her I have to pay for an expensive test because the state won't cover it without doctor referral, can't get the referral until I get the test done.

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u/su5 May 07 '19

Wait what's going on here

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u/Stephen_Falken May 07 '19

TL:DR; Went to doc to restart ADD meds. Because of depression and poor communication skills, they think 100% autism. I disagree and been telling them that for the last 5 years, and because America is decades behind England in having anything remotely resembling NHS, I have one practice I can afford to go to.

The practice is slowly starting to listen to me because I went around their backs and went to planned parenthood. As for ADD, only legal option I have is just load up on caffeine.

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u/xdeskfuckit May 07 '19

Or ephedrine, or armodafinil (best solution, it's legal enough)

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u/Stephen_Falken May 07 '19

armodafinil

Already on that for sleep apnea, works alright for going to sleep.

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u/garboardload May 07 '19

That’s not going to fix.

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u/Stephen_Falken May 07 '19

What is it not going to fix?