But theres an ADHD and an auDHD comm, and maybe the other .5 would like to see posts they can relate to
Droggelbecher
That's true but not at all what you said in the post. But thanks for clarifying here!
I could also go on about what I think is harder or easier to read, but that's neither here nor there. The post claims there is/are a font or fonts that were specifically created with the intention to be harder to read for the disabled, and I want to know whether that's true.
Quite interesting, but doesn't speak to the creation of fonts specifically to make reading harder for the disabled. It even says evidence that Calibri is easier isn't conclusive. Doesn't say anything about whether any font was created to make reading easier or harder for anyone.
Ya got a source on that? Sounds interesting
You should meet the maths majors who aren't really interested in maths but think a maths degree will allow them to become hedge fund managers or similar
Oh absolutely, I'm glad we're not doing that. I don't get why there's so few statistical studies, like 'people who have been using (e.g.) chewing tobacco have x health stat compared to y in the general population'. It's frustrating, especially with how many young people are using snus and vapes in recent years. It's tough to make informed health decisions when the information is hard to come by.
I know and like that! Just wouldn't want the people it's made for to feel left out
Random question and not meant to be a criticism. Also not directed at just you or just this post. Why is there so many ADHD-specific posts that don't relate to autism? I have both, so I relate, but what about non-adhd autistic folks?
Btw for the capsaicin thing. It's one of the going theories for why warmer places all around earth tend to traditionally eat much spicier foods than colder places. Food spoils faster in the heat, and the spice both masks the spoilt taste and can help, or is thought to help, cleanse you of parasites.
(I know spicy plants don't grow in colder places, too, but the tendency holds for colder regions that would have had access to hot plants)
Just curious, is this true for smokeless tobacco too? I mean not the tar bit obviously, just the paralysing.
That is a very unempathetic stance to take. A little upsetting to see this here.