ADHDchads just keep winning
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It’s honestly pretty much a right of passage to lie, recruiters will often coach the recruits. They DQ for everything from double jointed fingers to childhood asthma; almost know one meets the standards set forth on paper
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So the military actively selects for dishonesty?
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I got 99th percentile in the MAGE scores for Air Force. Still couldn't enlist because of this.
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my buddy got 99th %ile for navy and they blocked him from doing nuclear because he took shrooms as a teenager. infuriating
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It's absolutely fascinating that a childhood ritalin prescription will disqualify a person, but literally initiating a life-long requirement for opposite-sex hormones will not.
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There are waivers, and I've heard that the process is getting a bit better. I wonder what the diff is between how this affects actual recruitment numbers vs the "X percent cant serve" takes. Ofc the number one rule is to never volunteer anything to the docs
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It makes more sense if you see it as blanket statement along the lines of “do you require any medication that if you go without may impact your ability to perform?” “I forgot to take my xyz” isn’t an acceptable response when lives are on the line
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And then you have the FBI requiring people who can pass a polygraph saying they’ve never smoked weed
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