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BS, that isn't "placebo" effect. Tried that experiment. Amphetamines are addictive as hell. Sure you can stop taking them but it leaves your neurochemical st
by Killah911 13y ago
BS, that isn't "placebo" effect. Tried that experiment. Amphetamines are addictive as hell. Sure you can stop taking them but it leaves your neurochemical state in the crapper for a while, so you're down & out (Maybe a withdrawal symptom). IMHO, best not to screw with the brain. It's a fairly complex bit of machinery & you may be wishing you left it at good enough. I know someone who did the electromagnetic stimulation thing, it sounded crazy to me at the time but then actively flooding you bloodstream with crap that will "hack" you brain isn't that far off either
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- Killah911 13y agoFYI, guy who tried the electromagnetic stimulation had a baby, when I saw him afterwards he always seemed tired. I'm assuming any benefit from the electromagnetic stimulation was negated by lack of sleep... Did not seem to get significantly smarter or anything.