#audhd perspective

Discipline becomes intelligible only once it is displaced from the moral theatre in which capitalism has trapped it. As long as discipline is imagined as a precursor, as something one must possess before acting, it is immediately absorbed into the logic of obedience. It is framed as a prerequisite virtue, a behavioural readiness, a form of inner compliance that allows the system to operate…

Discipline has been deformed by capitalism into a moral technology. It is presented as a personal virtue, a behavioural stiffness, a capacity to force oneself into alignment with externally imposed demands. This deformation is not accidental. Capitalist systems require subjects who can be activated on command, who interpret exhaustion as weakness, and who mistake compliance for maturity. In such…