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I went to a top tier school. Lot's of people would pop ADHD medication, received from friends, to cram before exams. I've heard from doctors that it's not supp
by danielscrubs 10y ago
I went to a top tier school. Lot's of people would pop ADHD medication, received from friends, to cram before exams.
I've heard from doctors that it's not supposed to work like that, but here we are, friends are still taking it to get an edge.
Also it seems kind of prevalent in Wall Street. It does seem like a lot of people benefit from it, but I think a lot of people think: would I be working in Wall Street if I where doping? I think that's the crux, we are all competing for the highest salary/status in either small or big ways. I'm not saying it's wrong. Might be good for humanity that everyone that shows any effect starts to take it. It's the insecurity of not knowing if we should take it that makes people become frustrated at the doctors and patients. I don't think anything can really be done about it as long as we are competing. The next question would be: If this doesn't work, what medication will work to make me better than the best? Almost everyone says than we shouldn't care about that, but their actions speaks louder than their words, how many do you know that moves away from big cities for example? No one. Have a nice watch? Brags about working a lot?