I took it as a criticism of school/school psychologist types/society for being so damned quick to label kids as attention deficit (for example. This coincides with the 'we'll trade butterfly knives for Adderal line in Tables and Chairs)...I think he's saying that giving them complexes and predisposing children to being hopeless, since they will supposedly never achieve past what has been predetermined for them is not a particularly productive practice.
I took it as a criticism of school/school psychologist types/society for being so damned quick to label kids as attention deficit (for example. This coincides with the 'we'll trade butterfly knives for Adderal line in Tables and Chairs)...I think he's saying that giving them complexes and predisposing children to being hopeless, since they will supposedly never achieve past what has been predetermined for them is not a particularly productive practice.
Just let the kids be kids, yo.