Good. I understand that this makes life harder for people with actual ADHD, but it's clear now that abuse of Adderall, Vyvance, and other amphetamines as cognitive performance enhancer is rampant, and not just in software, but in academia, and other parts of society. No one should have to compete with these crypto methheads for jobs or PhD slots.
Look at what StackOverflow posted not long ago: https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/02/19/developer-with-adhd-yo...
ADHD is supposed to be a disability, yet the post suggests it makes you a better programmer! Of course, if ADHD requires symptom-blunting medication, then is the post arguing that only un- or partially-medicated ADHD patients make better programmers? Or that fully-medicated ADHD patients, with some residual ADHD symptoms, make better programmers? Please. The post reads like amphetamine abusers trying to convince each other (and potential employers) that they're the best at what they do, despite not being able to do it without drugs.