You're working on borrowed energy with this shit guys.. trust me I was on it every day for a year. Be careful, only take it a few times a week (at max), and cycle off it for a few weeks every so often.
That comedown lasts 12-18 MONTHS as your body reverts to normal, during which you're a fucking vegetable with no motivation whatsoever.
It's amazing to me how any substance can change your motivation. Make you more focused or stimulated? OK fine. Hallucinations or make you stoned? OK. Make you more risk-taking? OK. Break down your social inhibitions? OK.
But motivation? Isn't that something "pure" and "authentic" that can't be chemically influenced? Well, I guess not, everything seems to be at the mercy of the combination of chemicals in our brain at any given moment.
Now I wouldn't be surprised if other things considered deeply "natural" such as love, compassion, morals, etc. - are just some arbitrary combinations of chemicals in the brain.
Think about it.
I don't know guys. Life is a bunch of trade-offs and then you die anyway.
So it doesn't make me smarter or whatever.
The other thing to consider is the long term effect on your attention span. Once you get used to working on uppers, it becomes much harder to work without them. I reckon it's taken me 4 or 5 years to get my ability to concentrate fully back (using stuff like meditation to build it back up again) to where it was before I started with that shit.
I think I'm the only person on this forum that can take an opiate and get the same type of energy you guys describe from taking Adderall.
I think I'm the only person on this forum that can take an opiate and get the same type of energy you guys describe from taking Adderall.
I find this arguable. Does it increase the amount of brain percentage you use? Probably not (This is not NZT-48 folks) But it clears away the fog that makes you stupider, speeds things up so that you are able to both grasp concepts more quickly and able to pay attention to minute details.
So basically it allows you to achieve your full potential.