Everyone Has An Opinion (I’ll skip the joke)
Opinions can be based on many things, such as sound scientific study in depth, delusions, or ‘My cousin told me that someone told him’, ‘My gut tells me’, ‘I think I read it somewhere,’or ‘I just know’, etc.
My Posts and My Opinions
Lots of material in my posts are my opinions.
My opinions are mostly based on:
1. Facts when I can find them. They’re elusive little buggers.
2. My personal experience living with ADHD and from treating my patients and from my fellow ADHDer friends.
3. Such scientific and secular reading as I have done. It’s not too much.
Fallacies:
“I read it somewhere.”
Unfortunately, when we read, “The idea that ADHD does not exist has been totally and conclusively disproven.” we tend to remember reading, ” ADHD does not exist.”
(Please don’t do that with this sentence.)
Quote O the Day:
“In my opinion, people often confuse their opinions with fact.”
me
doug
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I defend your right to your opinion, even though it sounds like the ravings of a lunatic.
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It’s always mystified me – and offended me – that people who wouldn’t think of weighing in with their ignorance about, say, leukemia and its treatments, are ready at the drop of a hat to opine about AD/HD and its treatments. It really isn’t anyone’s business.
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betsy – i totally agree. but somehow it seems to be an easy target. and people with opinions do not like to be confused by offering them facts.
thank you for your contributions
doug
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