ADHD isn't broken, society is—enlightened neurodivergent energy

A motivational/pseudo-scientific infographic that reframes ADHD as an evolutionary adaptation rather than a neurodevelopmental disorder. The text argues that ADHD traits were advantageous in ancestral environments and only become problematic in modern industrial systems. The design uses bold typography on a light background to emphasize the contrarian take. Extracted text: ADHD is not a disorder. It's a phenotype. A different kind of wiring. People with ADHD carry the OG genetics—traits that made them the elite hunters, gatherers, and scouts in ancestral times. Fast reflexes, heightened sensitivity, scanning attention, and quick adaptability were all superpowers in natural environments. It only gets labeled a "disorder" when you're born into a modern world that forces you to sit still for 8 hours a day, memorize irrelevant information, and conform to systems designed for industrial efficiency—not human brilliance. ADHD isn't the problem. The environment is.