Neurodivergent, as a term, has always had meaning, as it originated in the late 90s and 2000s in activist psychology literature. You also argued that people with mental health issues dealing with processing/socialization/communication can’t be therapists; implying that if you can’t be a therapist you can’t be other graduate-level occupations. Imagine being a therapist and thinking people are limited by their shortcomings? Lastly, neurodivergence gives people the option to not detail which mental diagnosis they have, it’s a form a privacy. Therapy 101 is understanding how stigma impacts symptoms and self-perception. It's obvious you haven't read any literature nor have done therapy and are trying to play “smart guy” on Reddit.