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Be careful getting too excited about an amphetamine addiction. Delusions of grandeur etc. Maybe your body doesn't want to do homework for good reasons? I see th

Be careful getting too excited about an amphetamine addiction. Delusions of grandeur etc. Maybe your body doesn't want to do homework for good reasons? I see the legal speed industry as just another shameless means to get people to continue working at soulless jobs. Cruel to drug so many kids. Might as well not reproduce in the first place if you insist they must sit still. Not to mention the side effects on heart, brain, sleep and tendency to become almost as insufferable as cokeheads. Way too many parents giving it a pass because it's sold as "medication". How about we stop creating fucked societies instead?

kerkeslager 3y ago
Just so you're aware, this sort of rambling in half-sentences generally comes across as a little unhinged, and doesn't generally persuade people. Maybe if you took Adderall you could write full sentences. ;)
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- moneycantbuy 3y ago
  Attacking my style of prose doesn't change the facts. Amphetamines can harm the body in many ways, and lead to: •Appetite decrease and weight loss •Heart problems such as fast heart rate, irregular heartbeat, increased blood pressure, and heart attack •High body temperature and skin flushing •Memory loss, problems thinking clearly, and stroke •Mood and emotional problems such as aggressive or violent behavior, depression, and suicide •Ongoing hallucinations and inability to tell what is real •Restlessness and tremors •Skin sores •Sleep problems •Tooth decay (meth mouth) •Death
  - kerkeslager 3y ago
    > Attacking my style of prose doesn't change the facts. True! I agree with everything you've said in this second post. However: 1. What you're describing as "the facts" has changed pretty significantly between your first and second posts. As it turns out, being more careful about how you communicate seems to make you more careful about actually stating the facts instead of your opinions. 2. Even if your first post were all facts (which it was not), I would prefer that the facts be presented persuasively so that people believe the facts--making the facts sound like the crazed ramblings of a stoned person is counterproductive to spreading facts.

kerkeslager 3y ago

Just so you're aware, this sort of rambling in half-sentences generally comes across as a little unhinged, and doesn't generally persuade people. Maybe if you took Adderall you could write full sentences. ;)

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moneycantbuy 3y ago
Attacking my style of prose doesn't change the facts. Amphetamines can harm the body in many ways, and lead to: •Appetite decrease and weight loss •Heart problems such as fast heart rate, irregular heartbeat, increased blood pressure, and heart attack •High body temperature and skin flushing •Memory loss, problems thinking clearly, and stroke •Mood and emotional problems such as aggressive or violent behavior, depression, and suicide •Ongoing hallucinations and inability to tell what is real •Restlessness and tremors •Skin sores •Sleep problems •Tooth decay (meth mouth) •Death
- kerkeslager 3y ago
  > Attacking my style of prose doesn't change the facts. True! I agree with everything you've said in this second post. However: 1. What you're describing as "the facts" has changed pretty significantly between your first and second posts. As it turns out, being more careful about how you communicate seems to make you more careful about actually stating the facts instead of your opinions. 2. Even if your first post were all facts (which it was not), I would prefer that the facts be presented persuasively so that people believe the facts--making the facts sound like the crazed ramblings of a stoned person is counterproductive to spreading facts.