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It gets abused by people who just want to stay awake, but not in the sense of being a party drug. For example, by students, drivers, security officers, and pol
by projektfu 2mo ago
It gets abused by people who just want to stay awake, but not in the sense of being a party drug. For example, by students, drivers, security officers, and politicians.
- subscribed 2mo agoIt promotes wakefulness and (allegedly) concentration. It's not a magic or amphetamines, not sure how is that an "abuse"? Do people drinking coffee in the morning *abuse* it?
- projektfu 2mo agoCoffee isn't a Schedule IV controlled substance in the US. I'm using a pretty strict definition of abuse, which is just using medication outside of its indications, or when it isn't prescribed to you.