I've been completely disconnected to Hollywood as I've found better content on YouTube.
I admittedly like non fiction, and my wife likes the occasional comedy. Both of these are often better than anything you can get from Hollywood because it's more niche.
I guess I don't understand the problem. People really like their old school classics?
Is there a rational reason behind this? The hyper scary emotional reaction is to close everything down, but given the at risk population is well understood- is this a money grab?(less brick and mortar costs)
The 70 year old professors and obese 50 year old professors clearly are able to online teach, why make everyone lose?
Heck if students went to college we'd get closer to herd immunity.
>We need to embrace neurodiversity, not stigmatize it
I probably have ADHD as I've been told by everyone since 5th grade.
I feel normal and function fine. I have an engineering degree and IMO perform better than most.
I'm pretty anti medication ever since I got addicted to caffeine. Since then productivity plummeted when I wasn't on caffeine. On a similar note, I found myself addicted to weed because it made me extremely productive and I was using that after work. (I'm off everything, and not very productive)
My point is, drugs should be the last resort. Once you start them it's nearly impossible to go back. It seems this is the first step with every Physician.
Amazon is a public company that needs to disclose their revenue sources and comes from private/voluntary sources.
They aren't even comparable.