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Originally Posted by Dirtbag59
A doctor recently explained to me that a litmus test for ADD is how amphetamines affect the person in question. In layman's terms when a person beither calms down or isn't affected by amphetamines it's a good indication the person in question has ADD. A person who gets ultra hyper and euphoric on the other hand likely doesn't have the condition. Something about dopamine levels and slightly altered brain chemistry associated with ADD patients. Of course I kind of tailed off when the doctor started explaining that last part.
Of course society calls it a disorder these days but once upon a time ADD was a 1337 survival tool.
5 Brain Disorders That Started as Evolutionary Advantages | Cracked.com
So as you can see the important thing to remember about ampheta |
I am the definition of ADD, because.......................
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc3xTj3g9QQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x88Z5txBc7w
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