Imho, the expectation that we musts et goals and achieve them is partly due to the society imposing this on us... Yet it's true that we must still set goals regarding food and sleep!
When I'm by myself (ex: backpacking), I try to avoid setting goals, and to go with the flow. The hardest part is not to overpay for things when normies assume that "not planning" is a good reason to screw someone over. (ie: they didn't book in advance, so off course it's normal to charge 5x the price!)
I decided that I don't want to be a virtuoso at the guitar, I just play for fun. If I can't practice a full hour everyday because of my ED, I no longer care.
I like the nomadic/sedentary comparison of ADHD/normie. When things are steady and unchanging, and planning is usefull, then ADHD sucks. When things are chaotic and unpredictable, ADHD is a superpower (and medication hinders it).
My ED goes away when I need to react to a problem. Not sure how this extends to other people though... I'm good at problem solving, so I don't get anxiety in front of the unknown.
Oh, is that from the movie about the teen who got bitten by a radioactive bat and turned into a friendly neighborhood super hero? I loved Jake Gyllenhaal
What is the effect of lumping "discomfort" and "punishment" together?
From the abstract, it seems the procedure makes the money more willing to ignore the potential punishment, but they express this research as something on the path to test depression.
Maybe it's a bit strong to say they don't care. Most I know, they do care but it's low on the priority list, after "the economy" which affects their savings held up in stocks...
A for-profit company "not having resources" usually means that the product department decided it's not worth investing. Doesn't tell us anything about the actual effort required to maintain such a software.
The bar is low on what? Beer, spirits, olives to put in martinis?
Or is it just the moral that is low and would benefit from more humour?