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The article doesn’t describe it that way. More like turning off parts if your brain and letting other parts come to the forefront. Thinking of your brain this w
by quickthrower2 4y ago
The article doesn’t describe it that way. More like turning off parts if your brain and letting other parts come to the forefront. Thinking of your brain this way, that you have multiple zones I guess jostling for control is an interesting concept.
Personally I was too scared by the Leah Betts type thing (mentioned in the article) at the time to try E and I was had a perhaps irrational fear that drugs would affect academic performance and basically lower my IQ so I never did them.
Of course the main thing I should have been scared of is my first year of driving a car, statistically!
- hutzlibu 4y ago"drugs would affect academic performance and basically lower my IQ" That is not irrational, but very real. Not from taken once or twice, but from excess. Same with alcohol, though. "the main thing I should have been scared of is my first year of driving a car, statistically" And the statistics of those doing excessive drugs while driving are considerably worse.