That's a dystopian concept I've never seen explored anywhere.
Except sports, where the government steps in and makes sure that doesn't happen. ;)
That's a dystopian concept I've never seen explored anywhere.
Except sports, where the government steps in and makes sure that doesn't happen. ;)
I can also confirm the diminishing returns and will even state that if I take instant dosages around what people say they do, I'm highly non-productive again. Finding the right dosage level and schedule is still a challenge and varies day to day. There's far too common a myth that you just pop 20mg of Adderall and you can focus for 10hrs straight. Maybe that's true for some people, or maybe even for just people without ADHD, but certainly not true for me. For me it is just like turning down the volume on an alarm.
[1] - https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-life-expectancy-video/#:~:t....
There is a lot of recent research on this and it does not agree with you.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00747...
I believe OP was saying that neurotoxicity has only been definitively shown in higher doses. Granted I highly doubt no studies show neurotoxicity at lower doses, but it doesn't look to be a settled matter.
>Amphetamine Treatment Similar to That Used in the Treatment of Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Damages Dopaminergic Nerve Endings in the Striatum of Adult Nonhuman Primates