HeyJaredADHD Explainer - Ron Sterling MD
Author of "Adult ADD Factbook: The Truth About Adult Attention Deficit Disorder Updated June 2013." Celebrating 13th year of my ground-breaking book (still ahead of its time). Gifting a free copy. Encouraging your??? and comments. New edition on its way
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Dogs have it better than humans, again (opens the original)
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NYT “ADHD Changes as You Age” Article (opens the original)
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NYT published a Dana Smith column "How ADHD Changes as You Age" on 09/10/2026. In my judgment, it is a classic example of ADHD “fluff” reporting. Many of the ADHD/ASD columns published by NYTimes during the last decade have come across as “performative.” Seems to fill space, but not much real education. And, often, as seen in this NYT article, the title of the column does not actually reflect much about the content. However, it is worth reading the comments which are, as also usual
It’s Never Too Late to Celebrate (opens the original)
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In the midst of the US Tennis Open, you could say my mind was closed to just about all other serious thinking and being. So, in spite of my love for hummingbirds (and practically all birds) the National Day dedicated to them got by me. Most of the time you get to view amazing photographs or videos which reveal the delicate, but powerful, and usually colorful wings of a hummingbird frozen by flash or high speed exposure. Not often do you get to see them looking as glamorous as a Marilyn Monroe po
Soylent Green Dreams (opens the original)
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Earlier this year I posted a note suggesting and recommending that Pantone should award the 2027 Color of the Year to Soylent Green, since corporate “cannibalism” is so trendy now. Then I wrote a poem. Then James Hood of substack’s Reports From the Node put the lyrics to music. Then I did a cover jacket. Then . . . then . . . as ghoulish as it might seem, here it is for your pleasure or rage. Or fear, or tears. My motto these days: Stay low, move fast, be ki
Reason is the New Treason (opens the original)
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My first. Honestly. My very first AI try using Co-pilot. Yah, I am resisting. For good reasons. But. Hmmm. For graphics, I think I might be vulnerable. Interestingly, Co-pilot would not allow me to make this image with guns pointed toward the prisoner (justice), or the prisoner in chains or bound to the wall. Okay with me — swords work just fine since we are in Dark Ages Redux.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!ush3!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_p
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