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Explanation of delayed audio processing in ADHD
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this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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A lot of "ADHD" and "Autism" things are actually normal human behaviors but amplified.
My partner is "neurotypical" (inasmuch as that's actually real) and has some "oh that's autism/ADHD" behaviors that are similar to my ADHD but nowhere near as severe.
Humans are a weird bunch. Most of us are normal. Some of us have exaggerated behaviors compared to baseline, but that doesn't preclude baseline from exhibiting similar behaviors.