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Thanks bro - I really appreciate it.
 

Cheers 🍻 

Echo Delta

Cocaine is extremely different from Adderall and literally no one "graduates" from Adderall to cocaine because

1) Cocaine is not a study/work drug

2) Cocaine lasts half an hour, Adderall lasts 10 hours if taken in extended release form

3) Cocaine is very expensive even compared to Adderall

Yeah you’re right. Edited. I didn’t phrase that part very well.

Echo Delta

1) Cocaine is not a study/work drug

I beg to differ.

This is the correct point.  You're probably not going to fuck yourself up w/ that dosage over the course of a month.  However, when/if you hit the desk, you're going to be busier and 20mg/day becomes 30mg/day.  Then you're mg #40 when you get incomings at midnight because it's an important deliverable that's due tomorrow and you're already mentally beat down.  

Moral of the story is to be conscious about taking breaks from usage and maintaining the ability to get shit done w/out it.  Very easy for dosage and frequency of use to increase and after you've been taking a high dosage for an extended period of time, you start needing it to get anything done and become a useless retard when not using it.  This actually takes quite a while w/out usage to reverse.  I would try to stick w/ caffeine as much as possible - from experience, addy usage snowballs very easily because it's so damn effective. 

Don't listen to the idiot above, do what you need to do to get the grades you need to get.

There are no asterisks in life!

No, I don't think I'm a genius when I'm on it, just helps me go a bit longer and faster than I normally would. I don't have the perception my intelligence changes, just how long and hard I can work for.And to answer the mixing - no, I've been doing 20 mg but nothing over, sometimes under (like 10)

In USAF fighter pilots and bombers, use of the stimulants Dextroamphetamine and Modafinil are only approved for specific long-duration sorties in very particular aircraft in which a pilot may be alone or unable to stand up and move.  In order for these medications to be used, a significant amount of paperwork must be submitted and approved at a high level of command.

The Air Force only gives drugs to pilots to avoid fatigue in situations where it would be almost impossible to do so naturally.  Keep in mind, some bomber missions are over 70 hours, in some cases pilots flew from Missouri to Afghanistan and back.

https://goflightmedicine.com/stimulants-sleep-aids/

https://www.airforcemag.com/PDF/MagazineArchive/Documents/2016/December…