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What do you like to study when you’re lost in an adderall fuel autism fest sci?

>> No.9973482

>>9973477

when i was 19 i worked in an ice cream parlor and one night i was way hopped up on too much add and had an insane headache and it was just a horrible night desu

>> No.9973484

>>9973477
Never had adderal or smart drugs but one time I consumed "neuroshred" which was like a workout drug I got for free at a GNC. I stayed up all night and formed some thesis about polycentric law, it was like I didn't even have a choice I was just intereseted in that and I learned so much but I forgot everything the next day. Fun while it lasted though.

>> No.9973486

>>9973477
last time i took adderall was for my stat mech final senior year of undergrad

not that i "liked" to study stat mech, that shit is mostly so boring, but the adderall kept me awake and prevented me from being like "fuck it, i'll just wing it"

>> No.9973487

OP here. I really like calculus and organizing my room

>> No.9973518

>>9973477
Stanford Conv Neural Net lecture series and the baser component parts of the range of fundamentals of illustrative artwork such as line and color.

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9973603

Something might be wrong with me because I never feel anything when I take these

>> No.9973658

Your mind operates best if you operate within a healthy circadian rhythm.
Perhaps you should just get a good night's rest and manage your time better.

>> No.9973687

>>9973658
This, no one in this history of ever has really had any problems that needed medication. Everyone should just get some sleep. That solves everything.

>> No.9973754

>>9973687
think for yourself. you don't have to be an anti-vaxxer to see that corporate interests supersede evidence and humanitarian considerations when it comes to what medications are prescribed and marketed

>> No.9973764

>>9973754
I am thinking for myself, that doesn't mean adderal doesn't work. I don't even take it, I don't have ADD, I've never been prescribed adderal, I'm simply stating you saying "just follow your circadian rhythm" is not the catch all you think it is. Nor will a circadian rhythm solve all your problems.

>> No.9973774

>>9973764
i am a different anon but i don't think anyone's implying adderall doesn't work. still, problems with attention can probably be dealt with in other ways.

>> No.9973781

>>9973774
By God! You're right! And when you think of that, you can write a book on it and become a millionaire. I'll be waiting for your breakthrough, Mr. evolutionary.

>> No.9973795

>>9973781
we've both made a simple point. the difference is i'm not a pfizer shill

>> No.9974360

>>9973687
I sleep 5-7 hours a day and I sleep for most of the afternoon whenever I get the chance. Still feel drowsy as fuck even if I drink copious amounts of coffee and don't feel like doing any shit that's too mentally exhaustive for too long.

I don't think I can just sleep it out.