The symptoms of ADD are easy 
distractibility, difficulty staying on task, and poor impulse control.  Add the 
H – for hyperactive – and you have a person with difficulty sitting still and 
paying attention to the teacher while simultaneously messing with his neighbor.  
The blessings are enhanced creativity, an ability to see the world globally, and 
a love of thinking and acting outside the box.  If Steve Jobs was not ADD, 
neither am I – and believe me, I am.  Instead of depending on medication that 
suppresses symptoms, and the creativity gifted with them, we learned to 
compensate for the symptoms and enjoy the blessings.  We did not believe the 
propaganda – because it was based on conjecture rather than research within the 
scientific method – that ADD vanishes in adulthood; it does not.  We did not 
accept the conclusion – based solely on frustrated parents, teachers and doctors 
– that it was a deal breaker for success; it is not.  Famous people with ADD 
include Albert Einstein, Bill Gates, Walt Disney, Michael Jordan, Tom Cruise, 
Bill Cosby, Whoopi Goldberg, and Babe Ruth.   
If physical science must be 
based on facts and realities so as not to stray into the land of fables that is 
scientism, it is that much more necessary to live in the real world when we 
promulgate social science principals.   The consequences of delusional thinking 
can be catastrophic for the multitudes affected by it. 
California has adopted several 
laws in the recent past that do great damage in their pursuit of the false faith 
of social scientism.  AB 777 and SB 48 require that homosexuality be treated as 
a normal condition in public school curricula at all levels, and that social 
science curricula lionize figures like politician Harvey Milk and composer Aaron 
Copeland, even though Milk was a minor local leader and Copeland was (in all 
probability) not homosexual at all.  Yet research trends indicate the condition 
is primarily a result of childhood trauma and/or dysfunctional relationship with 
same gender parents.  The Kinsey Report – based on skewed samples and falsified 
data – has been debunked for decades.  The doctor who removed homosexuality from 
the list of psychiatric disorders says he was wrong and geneticists deny any 
biological basis for it.  
SB 1172 forbids therapists to 
assist young people reporting gender confusion and asking for help.  These laws 
attack academic and professional freedoms guaranteed in the Constitution at the 
same time they paint a false picture that therapy given upon request is abusive 
to victims battling social stigmata surrounding their sexuality – refusing it is 
the real abuse.  While it is true that much research remains to be done on the 
topic of healing for homosexuality, the evidence gathered so far indicates cure 
rates about equal to those for chemical dependencies and there is no evidence 
whatever that this therapy is harmful to those who receive it voluntarily.
AB 1266 mandates that gender 
confused children may use the restroom or locker room that corresponds to their 
gender identity at any particular time.  The rationale is that transgendered 
children have been traumatized by school bullies and that freedom of restrooms 
will ease their pain.  But existing research shows them among the least likely 
to be bullied.  The record is that accommodation does nothing to ease their 
pain.  Although no studies exist to document the damage done normal children 
forced to share facilities, abundant anecdotes of humiliation and bullying – of 
the overwhelming majority of the population – should be self-convicting.  
Science shows transgendered people are a small fraction of the 
less-than-two-per-cent who declare themselves homosexual.  Once again blind 
adherence to the pseudo faith of scientism can only damage gay and straight, 
adult and child.  
But responsibility still rests 
with the Church.  Nearly nine of ten Americans claim Christ.   Most favor life, 
marriage, and science.  Yet when our values and viewpoint are attacked with 
fraudulent claims we wring our hands instead of doing our homework and 
expressing truth.  It is time to step up; there are too many of us to ignore and 
too much at stake.
James 
A. Wilson is the author of Living As Ambassadors of Relationships and 
The Holy Spirit and the End Times – available at local bookstores or by 
e-mailing him at
 
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