Why ADHD is not a disorder – Thom Hartmann
An articulate and convincing argument I really like Tomm Hartman, who wrote several of the
Fascinating talk on Neanderthal DNA origins
A little long but quite amazing Svante Pääbo, evolutionary anthropologist, describes the current views of
Did we inherit ADHD from the Neanderthals?
Cro-Magnons wrote the history books What if our ADHD traits come from Neanderthal genes? Neanderthals were
ADHD advantages: collective delusion or logical conclusion?
Just alike as peas in a pod There is little scientific proof of the advantages
What makes us happy?
Can you improve your happiness level? There are many ways to improve our happiness. It seems that
The Falcon has landed
Finally the future looks exciting again In an epic launch on 21st December 2015, Elon Musk's
Migration is growing across the World
Moving for safety, food and money This music video is composed/programmed by Brian Foo. It
My model of ADHD
A "difference" perspective of ADHD In my model I look at ADHD in three areas: In
How humans have migrated across the globe
Always moving Brilliant short video that shows humans movements across the world, over the last
Parenting has nothing to do with it!
Steven Pinker on how little parenting has to do with children's nature Jump to
Elon Musk future CEO of Mars
Elon on future form Elon Musk interviewed by ex-PayPal colleague now VC Steve Jurveston. Brilliantly
The New Executive Brain – Elkhonon Goldberg
Book review - general perspectives on executive functions Subtitled "Frontal Lobes
Mismatch – Gluckman & Hanson
Book review - people are out of alignment with the world
States of Denial – Stanley Cohen
Book review - adults with ADHD seldom do it, our minds
Irrationality – Stuart Sutherland
Book review - humans are faulty computers, amazing but irrational Sutherland's
Guns, Germs and Steel – Jared Diamond
Book review - best seller on how environment and tools have
The Blank Slate – Steven Pinker
Book review - conclusive evidence that nature defines our personality not nuture
Beyond ADD – Thom Hartmann
Book review - one of few clear voices seeking a better