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Beyond Ideology: Politics, Principles, and Partisanship in the U. S. Senate by Frances E. Lee
Frances Lee gave an interview with Ezra Klein recently on his podcast which explored some of the points she raises in her book, Beyond Ideology, on the strength of whose fascinating title alone I would have read it. The conversation is also excellent and well worth a listen. In essence, though the two parties have become more ideological, Lee argues that the very structure of parties and of the American political system have driven confrontations between Democrats and Republicans just as strongly. This understudied component of political conflict, which may be summed up as teamsmanship, or, with a nod to The Federalist, as factionalism, gets careful analysis, particularly focusing on the US Senate.As Im no political scientist, I skipped the graphs and tables and some of the discussions of statistics, but they all seem impressive. They clearly support the thesis, from what I can tell, and would tend to support the importance of Kleins style of journalism, too, which delves beneath labels and personalities, helping to make sense of the news with more encompassing explanatory models, which are themselves constantly being interrogated anew.
What ADHD Feels Like
Cristina Margolis, of My Little Villagers, asked young kids to explain what it feels like to them to have ADHD. Watch their funny and touching.
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Discover Exactly What ADHD Feels Like On A Daily Basis
Ryder would run to the computer the moment he came home and even enjoyed watching videos of other people gaming. But Charlie noticed that as Ryder began spending more time playing video games, he was becoming more impulsive, withdrawn, and irritable. Ryder soon found everyone annoying, including his two sisters, who responded in kind. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics cites research that up to 8. Psychiatrist Dr. Perry Renshaw of the University of Utah has been studying heavy gaming for 15 years. Heavy gamers are more likely to have ADHD or depression, and treating either condition tends to make them cut back, he told Healthline.
What It’s Like Living with ADHD
There were so many answers, from real people, talking about their world and how ADHD has affected it. Some shared their personal frustrations while others highlighted the creative upsides of a life with ADHD. Some were downright hilarious. I was most struck by the quality of responses, and how willing people were to share their personal worlds, in order to help shed more light on what it feels like to have ADHD. I collected some answers that popped out at me, and thought you might like them too.
In this fun video, children with ADHD describe what it feels like living in their distracted, speedy, and creative brains. But there is one problem: You have bicycle brakes. This is how Dr. But it turns out that no two people experience ADHD in exactly the same way, so what feels to you like a car radio on perpetual Seek mode might feel to me like a bubble machine at warp speed or a pack of crazed squirrels. Exploring and comparing perspective such as these is a good way to explain an occasionally confusing condition to someone who is unfamiliar, or to encourage those with ADHD — particularly children — to look inward and reflect on their most challenging symptoms. Cristina Margolis, of My Little Villagers, has done just that with the video below. Watch the video below:.
Hello, brains! I say that to you because, if you think about it, it wasn't really you that decided to come here today. It was your brain. And whether you decided to walk, or drive, take a taxi, or ride a bike, that decision was made by your brain. Behavior, all behavior, is affected by the brain. This is a story about my brain.
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“My ADHD is like the realest thing in my life.”