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So far I feel as though there is a bias on the author’s end about this ADHD diagnosis. I feel so far his examples give a vision of what he means that ADHD doesn’t exist; moreover just other conditions that are overlooked and given the band aid (ADHD diagnosis) to medicate people complaining of things like depression, fatigue and loss of concentration. I’m on the fence about how the book is written.

Though I agree with some of the author's premises, I do not appreciate the title of this book. The title is intended purely to be provocative and doesn't accurately portray what the author believes about ADHD.