I think I just made a hit.. 😯🎶

I have ADHD.

I often meet other people who have it who seem to think it’s a bad thing or feel ashamed of it.

Which i don’t relate to at all because I love being ADHD. It’s my superpower.

I remember getting diagnosed when was like 7 and they couldn’t figure out if I was retarded or a genius. Then the results came back and they were like turns out he’s a retarded genius lol

The key when you have ADHD is to only do things that interest you and not spend a single second doing things that don’t interest you.

Now I know you’re like “but Hodl, as an adult you have to do things that are boring and uninteresting in order to live”

Nope. Not true my friend.

Somebody has to do them, but not you.

I let other people do that shit… wife, business partners, lawyers, accountants etc…

If you have an ADHD brain you have a superpower that others don’t have.

The ability to lock in on something with hyper focus.

Other people don’t have that.

That’s rare.

Don’t give up your rare thing in order to do average boring mundane bullshit.

Let the neurotypical’s handle that.

You can just have ADHD. nostr:note125xdq4dj6cn7etpjs4dtjvt936ns5ulahz0kj4errpe5yrhef3dsd4x425

Pork tenderloin. #foodstr

Yessss she’s the reason I’ve been wanting night vision goggles badly again

I suppose it's fair to say Gremlins also had an impact given that it can out around the same time and was also produced by Spielberg. But it was Temple of Doom that really drove the issue, and was the catalyst for the additional rating.

Spaceballs came out later, and while it had some strong language, which was the norm for 80s comedies, and what we can call stylized violence, it didn't contain the sort of realistic violence that was the driver of the PG-13 rating. So, while I would understand if they slapped a PG-13 rating on it, PG also fits with the culture at the time it was released.

I suppose it's fair to say Gremlins also had an impact given that it can out around the same time and was also produced by Spielberg. But it was Temple of Doom that really drove the issue, and was the catalyst for the additional rating.

Spaceballs came out later, and while it had some strong language, which was the norm for 80s comedies, and what we can call stylized violence, it didn't contain the sort of realistic violence that was the driver of the PG-13 rating. So, while I would understand if they slapped a PG-13 rating on it, PG also fits with the culture at the time it was released.

Did you know?

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is the reason why we have the PG-13 rating. After Temple of Doom was released, the MPAA was concerned about how dark the movie was with its themes of child slavery and death.

At the time, there was only PG and R. So, they came up with a new rating for movies that didn't meet the criteria for R, but were more intense and had more serious themes than PG. The result was the PG-13 rating we have today.

Baby boy brought into the world at block height 881066. Totally surreal.

Goodnight

Beauty

That works too. Even EVOO would work.