u/oliistschoen

A thought to it:

The point is, that there is more to learn, before we can ever even imagine being able to push the button (metaphorically).

I think empathy and experience is equally important as immoral goodness (plagues as an example).
Balance is the key in every creation or action.

It's like how suffering can bring good things in the world as a whole.

I am not using my polymath skills for a specific job, rather than research only for now.

After being able to train my mathematical understanding of the world rather effortlessly in retrospect, I am still getting stuck or burn out bc my brain sometimes works way too fast.

I think some of you experienced the same? How do you work with your brain? And I would really love to connect with like-minded people (adhd+polymath)

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I have ADHD, got the diagnose five years ago. I lived pretty much 25 years „guessing“ how life works, oh how I wished that life would have been delivered with a manual or helpful instructions.

(Something to consider? I am (already) medicated)

EDIT: typos