u/Admirable_Compote226

I'd like to invest in a MedTech company that uses newer formulas for EKGs that don't over-diagnose long QT. What are some good tickers, no pun intended?

This is crucial to making sure the world can be a little more vibrant.

One less woman told to be like her grandma. She can keep gaming. She can handle sudden loud noises.

One more dude who can keep skipping, even though adults are not supposed to do it, especially if an obsolete piece of electronic junk uses the wrong formula.

A group of friends who can keep going to high intensity EDM concerts.

That fire alarm enthusiast who buys commercial alarms just to set them off... safe.

A skier. A drummer. A gamer. A sharpshooter. A pogo dancer. All safe.

Someone on Lexapro, HCQ, Spiro, caffeine, and possibly antipsychotics still able to be playful when the mood strikes.

I'd like to invest in a MedTech company that uses newer formulas for EKGs that don't over-diagnose long QT. What are some good tickers, no pun intended?

This is crucial to making sure the world can be a little more vibrant.

One less woman told to be like her grandma. She can keep gaming. She can handle sudden loud noises.

One more dude who can keep skipping, even though adults are not supposed to do it, especially if an obsolete piece of electronic junk uses the wrong formula.

A group of friends who can keep going to high intensity EDM concerts.

That fire alarm enthusiast who buys commercial alarms just to set them off... safe.

A skier. A drummer. A gamer. A sharpshooter. A pogo dancer. All safe.

Someone on Lexapro, HCQ, Spiro, caffeine, and possibly antipsychotics still able to be playful when the mood strikes.

Can you ask a psychiatrist to let you keep your hyperactivity during adhd treatment?

I'm also autistic and also do not want to lose a SINGLE interest. I want to like gaming until I die. I want to like all the same music. I want to be enthused by how electronics work. I want to go down rabbit holes. I don't mind stimming and find it soothing when I do it or someone else does. I want my full reaction time. I want energy after work.

And I want a world where there's still people who unapologetically stim, violate social rules, and have a lower dose to help them concentrate without having to sit still or make life worse for those who don't.

And I want there to be an audience for fast, chaotic music.

Such as:

1. Avoiding thrill rides
2. Avoiding sudden or loud sounds, including alarms, electronic music, metal, guns, rambunctious intimacy, etc.
3. No more skipping, jumping, prancing, rapid dancing, or even running

, or even walking fast?

1. No more scary movies, fast paced video games, etc.

Long QT, common meds, and no fun: what rules are you given?

Can people on Lexapro, Abilify or other QT-prolonging meds safely indulge in things like skipping, sprinting, watching scary movies, etc.?

And can they use a TENS machine?

Would it be safe for them to go to a rave?

Can they safely listen to abrupt music?

Can they prance around?

Can people on Lexapro, Abilify or other QT-prolonging meds safely indulge in things like skipping, sprinting, watching scary movies, etc.?

And can they use a TENS machine?

Would it be safe for them to go to a rave?

Can they safely listen to abrupt music?

Can they prance around?

Since it impairs LTP while keeping LTD intact, could it be theoretically easier to "extinguish" someone's love of video games while making it harder to get into one or even develop the overlearning required to be good at them? Could a person on Zoloft have impaired mental maps of a new town, or only forget new songs faster than they can learn new ones?

And can they use a TENS machine?

Would it be safe for them to go to a rave?

Can they safely listen to abrupt music?

Is it worth avoiding people with slightly louder voices, synth music, etc.? How does ototoxicity work?

Including for things like bipolar, psychosis, OCD, adhd, off label autism RRB meds, etc.

And can you explain that even if something takes up time, it's ultimately your prerogative and a better use of my time than small talk over overpriced salads? I'm autistic and have many RRBs that strongly resemble obsessions and compulsions. And I worry about being misdiagnosed, or about being denied the option of ADHD treatment monotherapy, or perhaps a "subtotal" SSRI dose that won't stop any kind of repetitive thoughts, no matter how positive, including an enjoyable, highly cerebral private fetish I don't want to lose, or a love of repetitive electronic music.

And can you explain that even if something takes up time, it's ultimately your prerogative and a better use of my time than small talk over overpriced salads? I'm autistic and have many RRBs that strongly resemble obsessions and compulsions. And I worry about being misdiagnosed, or about being denied the option of ADHD treatment monotherapy, or perhaps a "subtotal" SSRI dose that won't stop any kind of repetitive thoughts, no matter how positive, including an enjoyable, highly cerebral private fetish I don't want to lose, or a love of repetitive electronic music.

Could they argue an unusual but ultimately innocent behavior is hypomanic or gravely disabled, or that it's wrong if you refuse to have your autistic stim corrected?

How do you distinguish hypomania from any of the following?

1. Naturally having a lot of energy, or being hyperthymic

2. Not giving into the expectation for adults to have a measured personality

3. Working on lots of projects

4. Not having a group of mild mannered friends

5. Autism traits like infodumping, hyperfixation, etc.

6. Skipping as an adult, laughing a lot, tapping fingers, jumping, gaming a lot, listening to fast music, etc.

7. Traits that only look out of character because a person was long pressured into suppressing them.

8. Buying something expensive you'll use.

1. Naturally having a lot of energy, or being hyperthymic

2. Not giving into the expectation for adults to have a measured personality

3. Working on lots of projects

4. Not having a group of mild mannered friends

5. Autism traits like infodumping, hyperfixation, etc.

6. Skipping as an adult, laughing a lot, tapping fingers, jumping, gaming a lot, listening to fast music, etc.

7. Traits that only look out of character because a person was long pressured into suppressing them.

8. Buying something expensive you'll use.

Do you still have energy and tendon strength?

It's such a rich sound. It's not scary at all; it's actually very soothing and stimulating at the same time. It's ethereal. I enjoy people's best attempts at recreating it with software synthesizers. It's like a nice direct breeze from an air conditioner.