I mean how the fuck else
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Some people have 7+6 = 13 memorized.
Some do 1+6+6 = 1+12 = 13.
Some use offsets from 5, like 5+1+5+2 = 2*5 + 3 = 13
Hell I'm sure somebody did it like 10 - 4 + 10 - 3 = 20 - 7 = 10 + 10 - 7 = 10 + 3 = 13
Now determine the correlation between the various methods and adhd. My guess is that people with adhd are more likely to use the more exotic methods.
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It's just a thing people do, has nothing to do with adhd
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Is this not just how people do simple math? Why the hell else did they make us just memorize multiplication tables?
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I would actually step to 10 first by going (7+3)+(6-3)
Steal some from the 6 to make the 7 round up to 10, then ad the remainder to 10.
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Now determine the correlation between the various methods and adhd. My guess is that people with adhd are more likely to use the more exotic methods.
Your guess is scientifically worthless. As any other guess, for that matter.
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Your guess is scientifically worthless. As any other guess, for that matter.
Indeed. The important part are the experiments to determine the correlations. Without those every opinion about OP's hypothesis in this post is as useless as my guess.
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Stop giving away our secrets...smh
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Can we stop making every little thing about ADHD? This is just a common way to do arithmetic
wrote last edited by [email protected]I don't think OP has a relevant experience, and it shows with these dumb memes.
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/409c3405-6ceb-4c83-b4aa-fec8fe4bf3bf.jpeg
This is the exact opposite experience I've heard from 90% of my adhd peeps. Cosplay shit.
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Is this not just how people do simple math? Why the hell else did they make us just memorize multiplication tables?
three of the six falls into the gap between the 7 and 10, leaving 3 sticking out the top = 13.
I have no idea if this is normal or not
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three of the six falls into the gap between the 7 and 10, leaving 3 sticking out the top = 13.
I have no idea if this is normal or not
That's exactly how I do it!
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i actually do do this. also sometimes 7 + 6 = 7 + (3 + 3) = (7 + 3) + 3 = 10 + 3 = 13!
btw: i studied math.
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This is just what's called the "common core method". It's now the preferred method of teaching math in many Western countries.
idiology! they're indoctrinating our children with this woke bullshit now. they're trying to make us see the "common core" in things. What's next, they're gonna tell us that mexicans are people too?
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i actually do do this. also sometimes 7 + 6 = 7 + (3 + 3) = (7 + 3) + 3 = 10 + 3 = 13!
btw: i studied math.
Not adhd and I do this. I think this is just an effective way to do mental math
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Normal people: breathing
Me: breathing in ADHD
ADHD people when someone with AD4K walks in:
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Now determine the correlation between the various methods and adhd. My guess is that people with adhd are more likely to use the more exotic methods.
ADHD is when different
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Which to me says that the key takeaway is we were always the smarter ones
️Or that this isn't related to ADHD at all...
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ADHD is when different
I am wondering about the downvotes. You mean it is offensive to assume that something is different? Thank you for that feedback. I would have never guessed.
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I am wondering about the downvotes. You mean it is offensive to assume that something is different? Thank you for that feedback. I would have never guessed.
I think people just aren't on board with your guess, and don't want to assign every behavior's root cause to having ADHD
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I would actually step to 10 first by going (7+3)+(6-3)
Steal some from the 6 to make the 7 round up to 10, then ad the remainder to 10.
Get out of my head, lol. I do this as well.
