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[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to EnLilaSko · I'm gonna stalk all your comments and see what else you've promised and make you hurry up ;)
You're not getting AA-SEMAX yet! Haha
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to EnLilaSko · >pls release
I am going to make the web graphics this weekend, and most likely have it up on Monday morning!
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to smellybaconreader · I'm wondering how successful your Canadian customers are at ordering Adrafinil? Customs seizures and all that...
We have not had an issue with Canadian customs, and we ship there all the time.
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to infinity1018 · How does one know how much of this to consume at a time?
Adrafinil is usually 200-300mg.
What is something you constantly hear people complain about on reddit but have never personally witnessed?
Replying to silverhydra · I've met one, which is surprising since my entire field revolves around the diet. Funnily enough, he was shut up almost immediately by another vegan at the table. "Don't be the re…
Vegans are usually very happy and upbeat people. However, they do make a lot more Facebook posts with pictures of their food than other people do. I think that is more just passion about what they eat, rather than trying to get other people to change.
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to theskepticalidealist · Any plans to capsulize it? Or will that be a no no with the FDA? I know here in the UK they can sell research chemicals in "pellets". I can always capsulize it myself I guess, is i…
We will encapsulate things at some point. We just need to be able to get the equipment to do it on a large scale. The FDA is more concerned about the wording you use for the substances effects, rather than ROA. We are not marketing it to treat a disease, nor are we telling people…
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to theskepticalidealist · wow I love modafinil and also have a ton of armodafinil in my drawer I decided to buy in bulk. Very interested in a new form! Would it be sold as a "research chemical"?
Yes, it will be sold as a powder research chemical. It is not soluble in ANYTHING! We have tried to make a solution with it, but that is a no go. Powder it is!
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to sudojay · You had me at "doesn't last so fucking long". I stopped taking modafinil because it got really hard for me to sleep if I took it more than two days in a row (at 50mg, no less). I h…
Yeah, it is way more useful. 140% as effective at wakefulness promoting. Less DAT affinities, so not as many interactions. Plus the 5-HT6 affinities. Not to mention the best dose we have found so far is 25-50mg. Higher doses go over the bell curve. We've gone up to 200mg, but fou…
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to sudojay · [Ceretropic.com](http://www.ceretropic.com/) is run by two redditors who are very reputable and they have it.
Dude, just wait till we release our Hydrafinil. 140% as effective as modafinil, unscheduled, doesn't last so fucking long, and elevates mood, due to its 5-HT6 affinities. We've been testing it out before putting it up on the site. So far it blows modafinil out of the water, in my…
[Serious] What are some unethical life hacks? [NSFW]
Replying to sudojay · [Ceretropic.com](http://www.ceretropic.com/) is run by two redditors who are very reputable and they have it.
Well that boosted sales of adrafinil! Haha. That is the most we've ever sold in one day. We only have 5 jars left now...
What is the most shitty thing about becoming an adult?
Replying to legitimategrapes · I'm sorry dude, but it is relevant. You haven't yet hit the point people are talking about. I'm 27, and my life is going incredibly well, but I still don't have the wide-eyed optim…
I'm 28. I had a fantastic childhood and am now having an even better adulthood. It's all in the choices you make. I have started two companies, traveled much of the world, and had a lot of amazing experiences. I feel liberated because I am. I can do whatever I want, whenever I wa…
What is something you wish you could experience again for the first time?
Replying to mhegdekatte · As someone who hasn't tried MDMA (but wouldn't be completely averse to it), can someone explain what it feels like? And any major dangers of using it?
It's like tsunami waves of every happy feeling you have ever felt hitting you over and over again. I did not know what happiness was until I tried MDMA. I always thought there had to be a reason. MDMA taught me there doesn't have to be a reason. If you are going to do it, get inf…
What's the worst design flaw you've ever encountered?
Replying to TheGrim1 · The appendix is useful. It is a repository for gut bacteria. A backup in case of gut clearing diseases like cholera or dysentery. [Link](http://www.abc.net.au/news/2007-10-10/sci…
I had my appendix taken out as a child. As an adult, I went to India and got very sick. My immune system was never the same after that. After a couple years, I went to an immunologist to get help, as I was sick every month, sometimes VERY sick. He said that probiotics play a much…
Ex-atheists of reddit, why did you change your beliefs?
Replying to styxtraveler · a few years ago I had to have surgery to repair my shoulder. Before hand I had to sign all the papers that say by the way, there's a small chance you will die while under anesthesi…
I had shoulder surgery too, and they gave me propofol. They said the same thing they did to you, that I'd be kind of awake but in a light sleep. That was bullshit. I was out within 15 seconds of the IV being turned on. I was not really nervous going into it, other than the knowle…
Non-Americans who have been to the US: What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realise is weird?
Replying to kbotc · Yea, especially considering you can get some of the good stuff for really cheap. I drank quite a bit of the St. Bernardus Abt 12 because it was something like 1,30 Euro at the corn…
It really is cheap. Perhaps we are just used to paying higher prices due to the alcohol taxes imposed in the US. Then you travel to Australia, and you really understand high beer prices!
Non-Americans who have been to the US: What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realise is weird?
Replying to kbotc · > I would probably pick Belgium I'm not sure... I saw a LOT of Jupiler consumed around Flanders. I didn't travel into Wallonia, but man, Jupiler is terrible.
Exactly! My Belgian friend's family almost exclusively drink Jupiler. They only drink the good stuff when we come and visit. I can't understand it, as it's very bad.
Non-Americans who have been to the US: What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realise is weird?
Replying to LegiticusMaximus · Dogfish Head doesn't even make it as far as Hawaii, nor does Stone. I doubt that you would find any of it in Europe. Maybe Sierra Nevada or Deschutes?
That's because of the distribution laws in the US. They cannot sell direct. I've seen multiple craft beers from Victory, Stone, and Rogue in multiple countries in Europe.
Non-Americans who have been to the US: What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realise is weird?
Replying to CDangerousMaximus · But i wonder how much of the good stuff gets exported from America. I remember seeing Sam Adams on a menu in Milan once but does anyone know if the other craft brewerys export? (e.…
I saw Victory Brewing's limited edition seasonal release in a bar in Vienna Austria. Plus they had two of their regular release beers. You have to go to a craft bar in Europe to see them, just like you normally would here. Although here in the States you can find them all over th…
What's something that if you think about it for too long it freaks you out?
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I 100% agree. It just seems that as we age, we get more comfortable in similar day to day activities. Those activities do not stimulate the formation of new dendritic connections like novel activities, so we perceive that time as passing by faster. In fact, the perception of time…
Police of Reddit; what is your best "Nope, not worth it" story.
Replying to lastmanout · That is not my point. His uncle said he would need to see a gun on the dash to pull over a drunk driver. The excuse of I have to catch murderers and rapists first and foremost is b…
You do realize that it's current policy in Chicago to not respond to non-violent crimes, right? There are signs in some parts of the city, and statements on the news all the time. A friend of mine was told that they would not even respond to a break in if the suspects were alread…
Police of Reddit; what is your best "Nope, not worth it" story.
Replying to Xaliver · seriously? This is their job. Why are they so goddamn lazy- drunk drivers are serious dangers. At least the chicago guy had an excuse other than that it was too much bother.
It's current policy in Chicago to not respond to non-violent crimes. There are actually signs in certain parts of the city. Too much violent crime and not enough police to handle it.
What is one "un-said" rule, that when it is broken, pisses you off?
Replying to momomojito · Yeah I have noticed folks from sandy areas(myself included) don't really take off their shoes when they get home. If sand is gonna get in my shoes are not the major vector here.
I take them off before going to the carpeted upstairs, but downstairs is free reign.
What is one "un-said" rule, that when it is broken, pisses you off?
Replying to mikego · Southern Arizona here. Most people keep their shoes on, but they're dry and clean most of the time.
AZ here too. I have a sand filled backyard with a tiki bar, and my downstairs is all tile. I just let the sand go where it wants. Who am I to tell it where to go?
Based on your location, what natural disaster is most likely to end your life?
Replying to ciscomd · Where do you ride? I've heard there are trails on south mountain that are in shade after 4:00pm.
South Mountain. My house backs up to it. I am currently looking out my office window at Desert Classic trail as we speak. There are definitely trails in the shade in the evening.
Based on your location, what natural disaster is most likely to end your life?
Replying to Syn_Splendidus · Wait wait wait, that also doesn't add up; how can you have such poor circulation if you're as physically active as you suggest you are? My understanding of physiology means this is…
I have not been able to figure it out, and neither have my doctors. I've tested negative for diabetes and am active all the time. If you have any ideas, I'd love to hear! EDIT: I also have a histamine disorder that doctors cannot figure out either. Perhaps the two are linked some…