Second one of these i have read recently.

its not growing in number, its just that we have a name for it, identify it easier, and can diagnose it now.

in the 90s it wasnt diagnosed or sought out to spot, no one cared about it or diagnosing it, it was a case of put up and shut up.

in ancient times we very well can see most philosophers were clearly suffering from some personality disorder or another, but yet the terms for them wasnt made yet. autism and other disorders have always been very common, just naming and diagnosing them is a new thing

And labelling them as disorders...

And labelling them as disorders...

Ultimately, a Child's only Teachers should be its Mother and Father; plus the wisdom of Grandparents.

The USSA sought the Nuclear Family to create their 'Perfect Union', while the people had so much unresolved issues. The reason America is so chaotic is because the people who came there came to escape persecution. That victim mindset was ingrained in them. They still view Britain from the lens of Middle Ages Tyranny.

Plus, Mid-Nineteenth Century German Immigrants became the ultimate Movers and Shakers. They were the Romatics; who sought to make Europe Pagan again. They were the ones who sought influence in the Government, Media, Culture and Churches. They viewed Christianity, especially Catholicism, as the death of Ancient Civilisation. America became their Base Camp.

yeah thats new, they used to call them a disease or disability instead. learning disability is the most confusing one.... everything got called a learning disability, but no disability really effects learning, and often the trouble with learning isnt the learner but the teacher so any trouble learning is more a teaching disability on the teachers part.