Thoughts on stimulants like nicotine and caffeine?
Seems like every single smart person either drank a lot of coffee or smoked like a chimney. And the real geniuses did both.

Do you really think someone who used his knowledge to make a bomb and then regret it was a smart person?

>>16715305 (OP)
Stimulants free the self (the mental you as distinguished from the mere vehicle of the corpus) from the tyranny of the body over behavior, of course intelligent people with rich inner worlds are going to want to use them.

The body still has its chance to protest and make its case when you come down, but it cannot wring control from you with stims.

>>16715305 (OP)
Everyone I know in the lab who openly and regularly talks about having coffee in the afternoon is low key kind of an idiot. Coffee is great though.

Also everyone smoked back then, not sure if that means much. In the current year, zynners and smokers are generally not that smart.

>>16715305 (OP)
caffeine is top 3 best drugs

>>16715305 (OP)
>And the real geniuses did both.
Nope. Neither Nicola Tesla nor Leonardo Da Vinci did. That midwit on your picture worked for the government, thus was a satanist and did bad things just for the sake of it, and as a result threw one third of his life away.

tucker carlson is enthusiastically redpilled about nicotine but i have no idea how legitimate his crusade is, would be interested to hear more. intuitively it seems like a bad thing to get hooked on

I LOVE EPHEDRINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LIKE METH TOO BUT

>>16715305 (OP)
CIA convinced Amerifags tobacco is bad for you and pushed the adoption of weed to the masses kek. Europeans stay winning

Imo all stims should be available like they used to be in the 50's.

Not having peruvitin, cocaine in coke has significantly hindered the speed of scientific and engineering developments.

It's ridiculous. Kids could be learning Calc before middle school while getting A's in everything.

>>16715305 (OP)
All things in moderation. The trick is figuring out what "moderation" looks like.

>>16717720
Maybe in the short term that'd help kids, but in the long term that would remove some IQ points.

>>16715305 (OP)
>like nicotine and caffeine?
bad
>like meth
good

>>16715896
>and regret it

I slowed down after college but my morning stack was 20mg IR adderall, a 64oz thermos of black coffee, and zyns cause you can use them indoors.

>>16715896
No, but I think a government paid psychopath who murders people for the government then successfully plays to public sympathy by pretending to regret and becomes a celebrity as a result it is pretty darn smart.

>>16717733
People generally only make interesting discoveries in the short term of their lives, if their particular brain chemistry doesn't lead to new discoveries by age 20, they usually just join some commie tribe, dumb themselves down, and reap the benefits of mutual cooperation.

>>16715896
>Sometimes someone confesses a sin in order to take credit for it.

>>16717720
>Kids could be learning Calc before middle school while getting A's in everything.
It's not lack of stims which prevent that from happening.

I prefer my research chemicals. I started putting my chems into red pills because it was amusing to me.
shout it so the black kids in the back can see it: this is what a scientist (never went to college btw) looks like

>>16715305 (OP)
>real geniuses
Bro they’re all satanic
Stephen the physicist induced ALS from the devil to make discoveries loooool bro was thirsty

>>16715305 (OP)
>Thoughts on stimulants like nicotine and caffeine?
Both taste good but feel like shit. I prefer amphetamines when it comes to stimulants.