Adam here, follow the links in the video description to HELP us get our account back & thwart the imposters. Time stamps for the 5: 3:15 - Obvious 1st choice 7:42 - Obvious 2nd choice 8:54 - Even more obvious 12:21 - Super unexpected 23:34 - Unexpectedly expected

@bobthebuilderhecanbuildit

2 жыл бұрын

I watched this entire video only because you timestamped 😂

@chancey2169

2 жыл бұрын

What happened to your hand bud?

@brazilianambassadordale8223

2 жыл бұрын

You really described how being drunk with power works from an addiction standpoint in a great way and that's obviously at least in part why some people, especially younger folk, ultimately manage this kind of attention and constant mass scale validation so poorly.

@filabila

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing what 240mg of test can do for a physique isnt it

@seadffsa

2 жыл бұрын

social media is brutal. the sense of validation. the false sense of moral high ground. the dopamine spikes. it's so unhealthy

Looking like a house

@Dxck

2 жыл бұрын

my favorite bromance

@Levipaulsen

2 жыл бұрын

When Derek, Sultan of Deltoid, says you look like a house, you can take that shit all the way to the motherfucking magical whey protein factory

@acesiegel4467

2 жыл бұрын

@@Dxck the best duo honestly

@frankdrws

2 жыл бұрын

Hoos*

@CaptainTrips

2 жыл бұрын

Sauced to the gills

Ayahuasca was mind blowing for me. I found myself in a world where swirling colors created a mesmerizing kaleidoscope. Time stretched as I explored cosmic landscapes, feeling a profound connection to everything. It left me with a deep sense of peace and wonder, realizing the limitless potential of the mind.

@AnnaThompsonWilliams

13 күн бұрын

Psychedelics have the ability to induce profound altered states of consciousness

@MilitaryBase-yk8vr

13 күн бұрын

​@@AnnaThompsonWilliamsI've been looking to try shrooms. Can someone direct me to a source?

@FranklinDiverse-lm6mj

13 күн бұрын

​@@MilitaryBase-yk8vryeah , he's Dr jeffshrooom he got magic mushrooms , DMT , LSD and other psychs

@Rubysylvia

13 күн бұрын

​@@FranklinDiverse-lm6mjHe's on instgram??

@PrincemaxwellNwaegbe

13 күн бұрын

​@@RubysylviaYes, dude is excellent

The ADHD thing is really, really weird. I had all those issues before I started, and they were helped immensely by my ADHD meds. They saved my marriage, my job, everything. Oddly, weed caused me so many memory issues I had to stop smoking it.

@ems7623

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly, cannabis done to excess can have effects on memory. I would like to do it less, but I still have this undercurrent of anxiety running through my ADHD and it helps with that. Personally, I find Adam's account of his experience with ADHD meds to be ... a little unusual. I don't want to invalidate his experiences, but when he talks about the negative effects he experienced on stimulants, he seems to often list SYMPTOMS of ADHD. It reminds me very much of the countless ADHD patients who become aware of their symptoms in full for the first time because the meds provide them with the first time they experience anything different. Mixing them with other substances can also be a confusing experience.

@fniks12northboy31

Жыл бұрын

@@ems7623 yeah, its annoying how weed strains are being bread to have higher levels of thc and lower levels of cbd. Shit really fucks with you

@brandonjakubzik8596

Жыл бұрын

Yeah exactly the same here man. maybe this guy was just accidentally diagnosed?

@boney2g

Жыл бұрын

glad to hear because yeah same, literally the exact opposite experience than this guy, it's literally saving my life lmao

@mates5D

Жыл бұрын

ADHD meds helped me of course, but at the same time I to this day (but not that much) experience these things too. Ive taken them as a child, because of my parents and I really regret it and there would be better ways to help my diagnosis.

One of the scariest things I learned about social media is that 2010 was the first year where more teens died from suicide than homicide and it has not changed since

@revenant_renesis6439

2 жыл бұрын

What’s that got to do w social media?

@RS-zl4vs

Жыл бұрын

@@revenant_renesis6439 lmao fr

@Aerochalklate

Жыл бұрын

@@revenant_renesis6439 come on now.. you should know.. imagine having 51 friends on facebook. you look at your friends and they all have 600+ friends each. they get hundreds of likes and ur posts get 0. you start thinkin you are a loser and slowly you become more and more depressed. then you think killing yourself is a good idea because you think life isn't worth living. the rise of social media allowed for easy sharing of info whether it is bullshit lies or whatnot, whatever you read can heavily influence you. for example, someone watches a conspiracy theory video and starts thinkin they are woke. they start looking down on people who deny it and become even more complex and fucked in the mind. these stupid hardcore left/right political people just circlejerk each other with their posts and become rotten in the mind also cyberbullying. big problem. how could you miss that. "lmao fr" are you kidding me

@theyumblat5420

Жыл бұрын

@@revenant_renesis6439 it's explained in the video man

@KennTollens

9 ай бұрын

So social media lowered the homicide rates, awesome!

I pointed out how shiny Adam's head was last episode and now he's wearing a hat. I'm sorry, Adam.

@finlay3849

2 жыл бұрын

There is a difference between a shiny head and a bright head, but one can have both :D

@vvs-hector6969

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

@narutopokemonbleach

2 жыл бұрын

He was like a white milk dud

@glucosefree654

2 жыл бұрын

don’t think too much jus do you

@someone.who.is.me.

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao no dude. I quite literally apply oil to my scalp and face on purpose to thwart seborrheic dermatitis. I have no qualms with having a shiny head or even face for that matter.

Haven’t watched this dude in like a year and HOLY SHIT… fucking ripped my god. Congrats.

@avonnabors

2 жыл бұрын

TRT did it’s job

@elliottbestt3238

2 жыл бұрын

It happened in literally like 2 weeks. He wasn’t ripped a month ago haha

@kydwi

2 жыл бұрын

@@elliottbestt3238 he said when he was younger he was in good shape so he probably has genetics

@kydwi

2 жыл бұрын

@@elliottbestt3238 but also trt

@xSHAMELLx

2 жыл бұрын

Literally same here

Yo I love how transparent Adam is with his viewers. He actually opens up and lets us know what his headspace has been like. Really refreshing because it shows his human struggles.

@hardknockfitness1336

Жыл бұрын

If only he did real drugs 😂

@noahmcdonald5208

Жыл бұрын

@@hardknockfitness1336 wdym by that lol he does real drugs

@gaba_goblin

Жыл бұрын

@@hardknockfitness1336 sweet summer child

Maybe this is a bit presumptuous, but if Adam’s forgetfulness is CAUSED by ADHD meds instead of relieved by them, he might not really have ADHD

@FriendlierFetus

Ай бұрын

That might be true. His descriptions and symptoms of ADHD medication is really strange. Can't fathom getting addicted to vyvanse and taking it to feel normal. Although every human body reacts differently to medication.

@Aestareth_

Ай бұрын

yup, most overdiagnosed and underdiagnosed disease. what he described just sounds like normal adhd

@joeski6952

19 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.

This is damn near Adams Final Form. Not just physically. Been watching for YEARS and this Adam is well spoken, intelligent, compassionate, and FUNNY. Making great metaphors and making complex ideas digestible, fun to listen to, and funny. Holy shit. The path YOURE on now, keep following it. This is the one. Thank you ♥️

@bkroko

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao just read what his shirt says

@Thedizzleman1979

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@Sid-Hardman

2 жыл бұрын

Cant agree more, its very inspiring!

@qsnoozy6582

2 жыл бұрын

i came here to say the same thing. low key proud of my boy

@Aerochalklate

2 жыл бұрын

it was the TRT

Derek out here savings lives. Adam looks reborn now that he's on trt.

@KevinFalcon96

2 жыл бұрын

Fr😹

@whatthefunction9140

2 жыл бұрын

Beast mode

@MarcPlaysDrums

2 жыл бұрын

That's TRT?!?! He looks great. He looks naty. I've found that usually TRT guys tend to have exaggerated shoulders and traps. That's encouraging because I'm thinking about TRT but I don't wanna look too muscular.

@poops0up

2 жыл бұрын

Noticeable gains each video lol Jesus dood

@dankityspankity7750

2 жыл бұрын

Hey I’m in the KZread trip telling community too

your presence is healing, grounding while also sparking my curiosity and creativity. remembering the sense of tripping/oneness just by watching you. you're a powerful person and I wish you the best!

This is such an informative video. Thank you! Dopamine is wild. Throughout the past few years i've been stumbling through life trying to find a sense of direction but getting distracted with short term dopamine rushes. Things like drugs and videogames have been distracting me from actually bettering myself. About four months ago I started telling myself "learn to enjoy doing hard things," and have been pushing myself to learn how to program. I enrolled in the hardest class i've ever taken and came out the other side a full stack software engineer. I still smoke weed and I still play videogames, but I get much more enjoyment coding. It's kind of the same thing. I still get short term dopamine releases, and I'm definitely addicted to them, but now they're connected to something tangible and productive. Though I don't yet have a job, I now have a marketable skill that pays well and makes me feel good about what I'm doing. I finally have a sense of direction and it feels amazing. There's a lot to be said for playing the long game, but for some of us there's quite a steep learning curve in figuring out how to do so.

Diagnosed with stage 4 non smoking lung cancer 6 years ago and Kratom has been instrumental in helping my fatigue and mood. So glad I found it.

@0ihatetrolls01

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it's helping you man, stay strong

@sarahmayer8539

2 жыл бұрын

just a plant bro

@ock538

2 жыл бұрын

Life saver x 10000000

@jayden793

2 жыл бұрын

Do you still have cancer

@jessalove3344

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you even purchase it? Glad it is helping you, and you're finding some relief 🤎

Adam the cigarettes part! I've never heard anyone explain it like that and it's exactly how I feel. I would get anxiety right after I smoked and always be like "why the hell did I smoke that". So glad I kicked that Garbo finally.

@spartamuzic

2 жыл бұрын

i agree, i smoked since i was 12 and its just nasty after about 15+ years and brings that similar anxiety fatigue blah feeling

@davidfuturissimo467

2 жыл бұрын

I been smoKING for 6 years now. I honestly have no effing clue what u guys are talking about. What anxiety? What calmness? I never felt anything like that from cigs. I just smoke cause the smoke feels good in my lungs and mouth and it gives me something to do.

@gmorkins6006

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidfuturissimo467 Smoke always felt like absolute shit in my mouth and lungs, I smoked for the head rush at first and then just because I felt some kind of need to do it and it was fun. Good thing it doesn't feel the same for you, it's a shitty draining feeling.

@davidfuturissimo467

2 жыл бұрын

@@gmorkins6006 Im weird like that, I respond pretty different than most people to substances and medicine. But hearing you talk about a ,,head rush" ...well, almost makes me envious )) . Omg..imagine cigarettes having mild psychotrophic effects for you. Jesus..that'd be awesome

@gmorkins6006

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidfuturissimo467 Haha yeah they effect me different too, I'm OVERLY sensitive to most substances, I get drunk really easy, cigarettes kick my ass and drain all my energy, it's pretty weird how things effect people differently. If I didn't smoke for a while and then I had one I would get major spins, hell the first time I chewed tobacco I almost passed out haha.

Thank you so much for the social media part, it’s probably the best round up of how real the harm of social media is.

This is so relatable. I find myself reflecting on how THIS is the future and how wild it is when you really think about everything as a whole. It's difficult to find other people to discuss these thoughts & feelings with bc I tend to feel alienated when I try to bring it up. Maybe it's bc it's an uncomfortable topic for some, but it needs to be addressed or it'll never change. Tysm for thissss. 🖤 You're just wholesome and we appreciate you.

11 months into the kratom use, and there are moments where I just want to be myself again and feel authentic. No kind of "high" is worth it if the price is that you feel like a stranger to your own self..

@ZeroFcksGven

2 жыл бұрын

Do it !

@ryanwilson8659

2 жыл бұрын

Well said brother

@cinnamoslut

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you get back to feeling like yourself. Drugs can take that away from you - been there. They can also make you feel like your true self again. Get some help, reach out to loved ones, and keep working towards your goal.

@Anus88

2 жыл бұрын

how many gpd are you on?

@derp9193

2 жыл бұрын

I've been using kratom for a few months straight now and it barely even works anymore it just makes me feel normal. If I stop I don't get sick as in opiate withdrawal but I get really lethargic and tired. Kind of similar to an amphetamine withdrawal. I'll probably stop after this last batch since it's getting expensive and there's not much benefit anymore, but it did help me stop getting blackout drunk every night. So there's that.

This video is absolutely amazing and so fucking true for me as a KZreadr. I remember after my fall of my success because of mental health issues and other addictions I found my drug of choice which was heroin. In the end it became a major habit with benzos lots of kratom and other potentiators. I can honestly say psychedelics and your videos helped me to get to a place with myself where I wasn’t using super hard things. Luckily now I’m completely sober and on a better path thank you bro!!

@jaegermeister7868

2 жыл бұрын

Holy shit i would truly enjoy a complete story of your journey

@trippsmclovin

2 жыл бұрын

Nice dude sobriety is good once you get used to it. I'm 8+ years sober from opiates. All because I made a big batch of DMT instead of meth one night. Lol. My first DEEMSTER trip showed me that if I kept putting needles in my body I would die in a crackhouse in the middle of nowhere with no one around me that cared. On the come down I had visions of the nastiest trap house you could imagine and I blocked a door with a 2x4 then I shot up and watched myself die from above like I was a camera on the cieling fan.

@gregorycoleman8971

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck kratom Adom just do bags of dope if it's all that complicated. Easy to kick and does not even bring you to nod

@liltunturi1251

2 жыл бұрын

@@trippsmclovin Self reflection is one of the scariest things, but it is the real discipline that we might need sometimes. Glad you are out of that. How do you deal with accepting what happened in the past? I am still struggling with resentment, regret you know.. it does hold me back when I want to smile for no logical reason. Have a good day friend :)

@frajerjojo3744

2 жыл бұрын

big respect

I'm saving this for the reminder. Your social media bit is so true and really resonates, as someone with adhd, depression and c-ptsd. It's gotta go somehow. I spend hours of every day in bed, not working & socialising, literally just hiding in there... have been in a pit for 2 years now. I think phone addiction has been a catalyst in ruining my life lol. Soooo yes it's keeping me stuck in depression. Also thanks for the existential crisis 😅

i recently got into the drug scene and had a bad trip first time, after watcing you and how u explain it all i havnt had a bad trip since. i love how you dont do this for the money and u are here to help and educate people its genuinely inspiring

one of the best videos i’ve seen on this platform

@htx.flacoo

2 жыл бұрын

MY FAVORITE MEXICAN RAINCOAT

@TelmoLoureiro73

2 жыл бұрын

@@htx.flacoo 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@davidborn5845

2 жыл бұрын

Didnt expect to see my favorite mexican raincoat here

@MidWestGem999

2 жыл бұрын

OMG IS THAT MY FAVORITE MEXICAN RAINCOAT?!

@CaPuGinoXD

2 жыл бұрын

Not rly when 2/3 of the vid arent drugs but ok😂

the social media part is spot on. whenever i delete a social media, i either relapse or just get addicted to another social media. just an endless cycle that i dont even wanna partake in. never really saw it as a drug til rn, my ego needed that adam, thank you

@losecan2

2 жыл бұрын

it's true, when i uninstalled my social media apps 2 years ago or something like that, i found myself scrolling down the google homepage that contains news.... sometimes i scroll down the youtube without openning any video until i found some that interrest me, glad i becoming less and less tunned to this

@ewaberchulska

2 жыл бұрын

I see what you mean ,I deleted all my social media except youtube for videos like these ,personally I've benefited immensely, I'm never bored despite having less to spend my time on and more fascinated by small daily things

@fandesoniaalicia

2 жыл бұрын

This is true. Social media was created with the idea of being addictive. To spend big part of your day watching stupid stuff. This is really problematic and dehumanizing. I deleted my social media in October 2020 and my life had change completely and my self-love too. Sorry for my English, I'm not a native speaker 😁😸

@orrlicht3718

2 жыл бұрын

I avoided installing social media but now yt has shorts..

@mattdavies5009

2 жыл бұрын

On the other side of the fence, I'm going on 5 years of no social media. It's super nice other than the fact I feel like a social hermit. And it makes people your getting to know on tinder and shit anxious af when you have no internet footprint like I'm a serial killer or catfish or something. But it is nice not wasting my time scrolling through every garbage thought of humanity's sheeple, even if every once in a while you find a fleck of gold in all that shit :/

I can definitely attest to social media being a drug. Growing up, I was never exactly popular. At the start of the pandemic, I started joining some online communities and making friends. I had posted some selfies and received some praise and validation for them, which would result in a dopamine spike. So I kept on doing it. As the attention wore off, I wanted it to continue. It left me wanting more. So I started making my pics a little more suggestive, which got me some attention and compliments. I started posting thirst traps, which would result in even more attention. It got to the point where I was almost addicted to the attention. I’d post, get a massive dopamine spike for a short period of time, when the attention wore off, I’d crash. It stopped being about posting for fun, and became about desperately trying to get as much attention as possible from these strangers as I could. I was validating my worth, through what others said about my appearance, just for the dopamine. I was finally getting the attention I craved, but with a crash

@bigchungus4215

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a little different than the typical addiction. That is much more based on your ego. If you can know your self worth without needing other’s validation, you won’t seek validation from strangers. Idk I might be wrong

@OP-lk4tw

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigchungus4215 dude that's exactly what adam was talking about social media and it's happening to a lot of women, i get it cause i'm a guy and my ego boost used to came from playing competitive videogames and being good at them, it's like the counterpart for males

@dagotowka9191

Жыл бұрын

@@OP-lk4tw yeah not a drug though waste of a video

@OP-lk4tw

Жыл бұрын

@@dagotowka9191 they're addictive and their use produce endogenous drugs in our brains so..

@dagotowka9191

Жыл бұрын

@@OP-lk4tw anything that you enjoy can become addicting from social media to sugar doesnt make it a drug just something you abuse

Thank you for being on KZread, your content helps me and everyone who watches make more informed decisions and we appreciate you a lot

Timestamps 3:16 Kratom 7:42 Alcohol 8:55 ADHD Meds 12:22 Social Media 23:35 KZread

@petef15

2 жыл бұрын

The real MVP

@gurrekurre1726

2 жыл бұрын

thanks captain

@androiduser6888

2 жыл бұрын

NEEDS TO BE LIKED MORE YOU A G

@Gruff46

2 жыл бұрын

Legend

@hzpc

2 жыл бұрын

Our hero!

First world problems are: disconnecting from the natural world, reveling in material wealth, and forgetting to be mindful and appreciative of what you already have. The list goes on, but if we can't realize that we're isolating a sense of happiness instead of sharing it in physical memories, then the intrinsic value of connection is being lost at a large scale. Really appreciate this, just puts into perspective the effects of intense dopaminergic exploits, and why you should stop to look at its impact. Thank you!

@K1Pfand

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully said!

@takeiteasy6346

2 жыл бұрын

Profound words

@Boojyman

Жыл бұрын

Beautifully written

@youhavenvrfeltawomanstouch9599

4 ай бұрын

so true

all jokes aside i love how serious this video is your emotions were so serious and your laughter was so genuine i love your personality

So well spoken, easy to understand, and most importantly your desire to help others is genuinely from the heart 💜 I am so happy that I discovered your videos and I am grateful for the message you share! Much love & light to you always 💖🌈🌟

“Their is a ceiling to the high. There has to be, what goes up must come down. If their was no ceiling to the highs then that means there is no ceiling to the lows and that’s ducking scary.” That is one hell of a perspective and absolutely eye opening. I’m amazed lol, blew my mind.

@tommysly17

2 жыл бұрын

@@tf2oshaaa not true can only get so bad eventually you have to reach a plateau whether that be death or rock bottom. Either way hope you’re not talking about yourself, if so hope all is well.

@grasshopper8901

3 ай бұрын

​@@tf2oshaaahope you are in a better place today, buddy

@antman7673

Ай бұрын

Ever heard of temperature? Has high and lows. The lowest low is „0 Kelvin“. The maximum high, is when matter is almost at c. Even though, there is a lowest low, there isn’t really a highest high.

Hey man hear me out, kids should watch this and actually learn because forever they’ve been told things like “weed is the devil” and see that’s not the case, they get curious to other things and make bad decisions. Your way of explaining things is super interesting and gives a fair interpretation of the risk/reward altering experiences from someone who’s actually used these substances. From someone who’s done “it” to say something is overhyped or an underwhelming ‘potentially regretful experience’ is a much more powerful education approach..

@rafaelamaya4438

2 жыл бұрын

100x better than the fear mongering they used to do. Best to be as educated as you can and always keep an open mindset since when it comes to the kids its usually split between whether you become braindead after smoking weed or that there are no negative effects.

@nataliebjarnason6571

2 жыл бұрын

Agree, I wish could have watched this when I was a young teen

@rafaelamaya4438

2 жыл бұрын

@Starlight Harrison why you plugging dr.mycology so hard

@kehehe9934

2 жыл бұрын

Weed realy can be dangerous for kids, trust me

@WFGFanatic

2 жыл бұрын

people's best arguement to weed, is that weed makes you feel stupid, but that's every exciting expirement you don't use everyday, but once you use weed everyday, you soon realize it becomes part of our health because it is part of our health... our system... it's like taking a supplement of our own bodies nutrients you can't say that about anything else, because it is what it is

Man, I feel you on so many things on this. We are such dopamine addicts that’s crazy

Everything you talk about after you mention acid is just pure gold. I was laughing right along with you. I have no idea how you made it feel like a personal conversation but it did 😊

Your story about being young, not rich and making the most of old toys was super relatable. I used to build whole cities from second hand toys we had lying around.

@momoyaoyorozu.492

2 жыл бұрын

First world problems are: disconnecting from the natural world, reveling in material wealth, and forgetting to be mindful and appreciative of what you already have. The list goes on, but if we can't realize that we're isolating a sense of happiness instead of sharing it in physical memories, then the intrinsic value of connection is being lost at a large scale. Really appreciate this, just puts into perspective the effects of intense dopaminergic exploits, and why you should stop to look at its impact. Thank you!

adam please start a podcast your wisdom and inspiration is absolutely unfathomable,your an amazing soul who deserves more then you get,some of the things you said made me open my eyes in pure awh,i can’t believe how blind ive been to my everyday life,thank you

I just found you tonight and binged a lot of your videos! I am now 41 years old and I’ve done a lot of hallucinogenics starting at the age of 15. I was born in 1980 for reference. I can COMPLETELY relate to everything you are saying. I also feel that it is important to find good trip friends, who you are with has a lot to do with how your trip is going to go. I feel like you would be really cool to trip with, maybe prepare with some great trip toys such ass bubbles and stim toys. In fact! Here is a video idea…. Tripping with trip toys and all different fun things to enhance your trip. I haven’t done acid in a few years, I always feel like I’m too old to handle it and I worry about getting shity quality stuff. I did shrooms a few months ago and it was so nice! I’ve always been a social user, I don’t even like smoking weed by myself, I don’t even think about smoking it unless I have a friend over and they never happens now with covid. Anyway….. I just wanted to tell you that I appreciate your content!

For me, having ADHD I have tried almost every ADHD drug in high school. Vyvanse, Concerta, Ritalin and some others. At low doses I never noticed much of a difference but at higher doses I would see some CRAZY changes: 1. In the start and middle of the day I would go into a creative, productive frenzy. My brain would be very fast moving as always but suddenly I found myself randomly cleaning and writing pages and pages of notes for school. I was able to achieve so much in a day it honestly shocked me. 2. At the end of the day however, I would CRASH. And I mean CRASH. I'd start getting very depressed for no good reason, crying and feeling overall shit. I couldn't sleep well when I took them either. This is why I stopped taking them.

@hugoroyalty6751

Жыл бұрын

Exact same experience for me.

@boney2g

Жыл бұрын

I had that with ritalin, but with vyvanse I don't, like I get tired for sure, lose the effects of the drug at the end of the day but the depression SLAP that ritalin gave me fortunately doesnt come.

@junktin1750

Жыл бұрын

I dont know whether you will respond, I have been using Vyvanse for over a year now and I am just wondering how i can stop using it, I only realized recently that i depend on it so much to do any work and it has fucked with me so much but if i stop taking it i am worried my marks for school will be in jeporady. Any suggestions on how to slowly stop?

@christianmcbrearty

Жыл бұрын

@@junktin1750 Of course! I would say try for a week or at least a few days off it and see if your marks decline. But ultimately, your health is a lot more important than studies (despite what people want you to believe). It is better to be alive with no degree than sick, depressed or even dead with one 😂 I think the issue in your case is simply your depedency on the drug to function. I totally get it, because I have the same thing haha but its about weighing up how much it affects you healthwise, as well as your life. If I were you bro, I would speak to my doctor about maybe lowering the dosage gradually before even considering cutting it off. But from my experience, I can't say I was ever "addicted" to the drugs per se, more just found them helpful but at a cost. Ultimately, just weigh up whether you feel like Vyvance is helping you or not and if the answer is no, try either lowering the dose, quitting completely for a while to see how you operate without them or trying a new ADHD medication like ritalin/concerta etc. Hope this helps and I can absolutely answer any other questions you have from my personal experiences too. I'm 22 and have been off them for a few years but am considering getting back on them for work and uni :)

@DannyHamar

Жыл бұрын

Check out Leo & Longevity's videos on how dopamin works. He got very much out of his adhd medication by how he aporoached it. He is dead now but he really understood adhd meds

In terms of ADHD medication each person would have different experiences, even when taking dopamine or serotonin based medication you can feel extremely depressed and not dependant on it for happiness but quite the opposite. Thus being said, there are many cases where this medication coupled with therapy has helped so many people improving the quality of their lives. Adam is only speaking of his own experience so do not be scared away from getting help if you need it.

@Jkjoannaki

2 жыл бұрын

Methylphenidate saved my life. Adhd medicine was the best thing that happened to me. And it did cure me for a long time until I took anti convulsants which took me back to my first adhd state before adhd medication. Now that I'm an adult it doesn't help me this much, but as a teen it truly helped my memory and concentration, my sleeping and my eating habits. It was amazing, I wish I never took anticonvulsants because how I was before that was great due to fucking concerta (in us ritalin)

@Willie6785

2 жыл бұрын

yeah even tho I cant try adderall as it doesnt sell in brazil, I take vyvanse and it has helped me tons. I thought of stopping it a few times, but I can definitely say I'm objectivelly in a better place atm, despite the occasional side effect.

@dipsybla

2 жыл бұрын

I came to say this.. I also have so much help from Methylphenidate.

@MrDirtBikess

2 жыл бұрын

dexanphatamenine has helped me so much

@assassinsblade1463

2 жыл бұрын

I was put on adhd medication as a child don’t know when it started but I took it until half way through last year because my paediatric was for kids only obviously and I haven’t made the venture yet to go to a psychiatrist but I will because without my adhd medication which was concerta I am extremely impulsive and lose focus often but I’m glad to have had the time without it as I learn how to live without it

I’m honestly glad he has this channel, his honesty and his straightforwardness is really moving and interesting 🙂

Thank you for this Adam. Not trying to add to the dopamine validation drip... just want you to know I greatly appreciate this video personally. This was very professional of you as an educator and as an open human being. I needed this. I appreciate your sacrifice putting yourself out there. I know it's a source of income, but this shit can't be easy. Hang in there man. You do a lot of good. Just felt the need to express that to you whether you see this comment someday or not. Keep truckin and seeking balance with this tricky landscape. You matter.

Your childhood stories are absolutely beautiful! I talk about all of this literally ALL THE TIME, dead serious!! Cause it absolutely breaks my freakin heart, soul and, spirit! Where the world is now- versus where it was when even just I was growing up… we’re never outside anymore just for no real reason, wandering around, finding and discovering new little cool things- stuff like this! It doesn’t happen anymore and it really does just tears my soul apart thinking back on it or thinking of it all.

I love this. I love to hear you expressing your thoughts like this. Adam, your creativity is showing.

This is literally the only channel that I have the notifications on for lmao

Great video. After spending 10 years addicted to alcohol and being sober almost a year now, I'm not sure if that void will ever be filled. Some of us no matter what we do will always feel like addicts even when we are completely sober. The itch that can never be properly scratch. I think the hardest addiction to kick when you get down to it is short term gratification.

@benjamingerrard2213

Жыл бұрын

Time will heal you ❤

@gmdtech8008

Жыл бұрын

Facts and I myself am a occasional drinker and I’m away interested to hear about alcohol addiction stories cause I myself have never been addicted to alcohol even though I’m an occasional drinker I just think that people who don’t have self control usually are the ones getting addicted to things because they do so often that they build tolerance hence they get addicted but me personally I don’t have a problem with alcohol so I’ll drink here and there and also cause I’m Punjabi and it runs In my bloodline 😭😂

@pyro934

Жыл бұрын

The itch gets weaker and weaker over time

@aodhokelly8811

Жыл бұрын

I would have said the same thing several years ago. I truly believed I was broken beyond repair, even worse still, that I was just made that way, defective, and then broken on top of it all. If you read or listen to Gabor Mate explains very well how childhood traumas and events can play a fundamental role in many if not most of the issues that we deal with every day as adults, with trauma on top ot trauma, mostly we don't actually know the issues that really lie underneath the layers of issues and developmental disruptions, and more often than not, the things we would have in mind as the most damaging or changing events in our lives and upbringing are usually after the fact events that happened because of some damage already done that set us up for a bigger fall down the line. Of course we remember the fall but maybe not the initial point of origin. He states that working for years with addicted individuals in the Downtown Vancouver he learned that most if not all of the patients were victims of some form of serious childhood abuse/neglect. Basically these people were addicts waiting to become addicted in a sense, just like you said, you always feel like an addict, and I can relate, as the problem existed before the drugs, the drugs came because of the issues, not the other way around. The drugs are generally a self medication for deep seated issues that we don't know how to or can't manage. Something that I did several years ago changed my life completely, I was in terrible health, my mental and emotional pain was causing me so much distress that my sleep, my diet, everything was suffering, and the anxiety and stress hormones were literally wearing me out. I was suffering immensely, more than I even realised, no matter how hard I tried to be healthy, no matter what I did nothing seemed to help, and so I had to just "get on with it". A friend of mine contacted me one day telling me of something he had done in the Netherlands, and "I had to do it" and something about the way he said it, just struck me right in the heart and soul. He had travelled to the Netherlands to partake in an iboga ceremony, which is the root of an African shrub, historically taken in extremely large doses by all tribe members when they come of age (around 14 or so) it is the "coming of age" or "rite of passage" ceremony, to symbolise becoming your own person, and adult respected as such by the other tribal members. The whole tribe gets together and sings and dances all night and everyone takes a small amount while the ones who are coming of age take a whole plate full of the extremely bitter wooden shavings. When you take it you generally purge, and vomit for a minute or two until you are empty, then lay down for several hours and don't really move a lot for the night at all. You then begin to journey into your mind, as if there was a screen behing your eyes when you close them and it will take you through the things in your life that you need to go back to to figure out and to kind of unstick them. You feel an unimaginable sense of emotional release and you come out the other side very tired, but lighter as if you just took the world off your shoulders. I was a long time awake from the experience and when I eventually got some rest I woke up like a new person. I will say this you really don't know how sick you are until you get better. My mind felt clear, along with my eyesight and all my senses were amped up, in fact they were working perfectly, everything was, and I felt half my age. It took a while to get used to having such a clear head, I never realised how much fog and chatter was in my mind until it cleared. Not that I could hear it audibly, but it was there. I still have that clarity to this day, and that was about 5-6 years ago now. It was the best thing I ever done for myself, for my health, and for my mental/emotional state. I have found iboga to be the most healing substance I ever came across, and I have heard that ayahuasca is also a healing plant along with DMT, Kambo, and other entheogens/psychedelics, . That's great that you are sober, and that can't be an easy feat when you still feel that way to this day, it's a real testament to your character and I hope you manage to work things out so that you can finally have the happiness and peace of mind that you deserve. I really wish you the best in health and happiness, in body, spirit and in mind

@Daywalkerbmz1188

Жыл бұрын

@@aodhokelly8811 iv done some reading on iboga and ayahuasca before and I belive it can work for some people like me especially. I have experimented with mushrooms quite a bit in the past and always found they had something to teach. They helped a lot with a very deep-seated restlessness and hypervigilance in the short term. Just made it disappear and I would be at peace. I took away that Psycadelics can definetly treat trauma if used correctly. I was diagnosed bipolar 1 with general/social anxiety while being treated for alcoholism by a psychiatrist, and by another psychiatrist outside facility shortly after. It was a long time comeing since I had my first psychotic break 13 years ago in the farm of a manic episode. Mania is a amazing state to be in but also very unpredictable and possible dangerous. Take the best mood you have ever been in and triple it. The euphoria and sheer awe struck nature of it eventually drives one to insanity. Its a very jung esk sort of experience of archetypes and feeling as if one has been "chosen" for some sort of divine mission. Unfortunately or fortunately it only happened once lasting 2 weeks. The other half is crippling depression that waxes and wanes. So the question is how dangerous is it for someone that is prone to altered states naturally to partake in a ceremony of what is basically induced short term psychosis (iboga, ayahuasca, mushrooms)? Its a question I ask myself quite a bit, Haveing seen both sides and come back (mostly) intact. Iv left more than a few bits of my mind scattered on the trail behind me haha. Often times I do think it would be beneficial to take a break from the meds and have a ceremony again.

It's funny that social media was on this list, because I feel like I've never been addicted to my phone, but I still use it way too much, but when I'm not using it it's not hard or stressfull

@dovydas4483

Жыл бұрын

Thats exactly called addiction

@that_one_dude_3541

Жыл бұрын

@@dovydas4483no it isn’t silly

@dovydas4483

Жыл бұрын

@@that_one_dude_3541 it is, get over it

@that_one_dude_3541

Жыл бұрын

@@dovydas4483 he said it isn’t hard or stressful when he isn’t using his phone. Get over it.

@dovydas4483

Жыл бұрын

@@that_one_dude_3541 everybody is addicted to their phones

Man the whole nicotine anxiety thing you mentioned is soooooo true. And I've definitely noticed it but I have never really thought about it that much.

@seraygursoy4563

2 жыл бұрын

Also when I vaped I had more addictive tendencies in general. I craved food, sugar, weed, etc way more then I do now.

@x_x_6__

2 жыл бұрын

I personally think it’s addiction in general. For example i’ve reacted to porn addiction in a very similar way.

@hippytrippyjonboy828

2 жыл бұрын

@@x_x_6__ interesting... I do feel far more research should be devoted towards addictions of all kinds and how they specifically target what areas and chemicals of the brain how they alter it's chemistry and what can be done to help change and divert those pathways away from addiction. And addictive tendencies in general

@hippytrippyjonboy828

2 жыл бұрын

@@seraygursoy4563 that too is interesting and makes me want to be more aware and kind of want to observe if that is a an effect I experience with nicotine

@dominiquebenedicto7538

2 жыл бұрын

Cigarettes are definitely the one thing I wish I never tried super hard to kick the habit

Thank you sooo much for bringing up social media. I’m an addict in recovery (been clean for years) but still struggle with staying off social media. That ugly cycle of ditching it then returning is spot on.

@garrettmiles8195

2 жыл бұрын

This^^

@bigpapi6688

Жыл бұрын

Dude, you’re not an “addict in recovery”, give me a fucking break. Just don’t download the app. The fact that you’re lumping yourself in with all the people that have struggled with real addictions, with the flu, the cold sweats, the restless legs, the puking, the shaking, the depression, and a whole host of other sides, the fact that you’d call yourself “in recovery” and “clean” is pathetic and disgusting. If you consider yourself addicted to social media and that’s your big problem, you’ve never struggled in your fucking life.

thank you for being here, you're a hero in my point of view, I wish you the best in the world. Also, you're a very fun guy to listen to, I didn't feel bored.

The part about social media... I really needed to hear this. It upsets me that I haven't seen this particular video before. Thank you.

You could not be more right about what you said about social media addiction, I've been saying for years that social media is a powerful drug that affects the mind exactly the same ways actual drugs do. You hit the nail on the head with that

I love these style of videos honestly. Not just talking about teir lists, but where you go on random rants. It's interesting to hear other perspectives on things, but it's even more interesting where the person gets so into it to where sort of "side quest" rants happen.

Appreciated the social media one. I haven’t heard someone say it how I’ve been feeling about it yet. Props, although the truth does feel grim, when people won’t admit they’re addictive.

This video was amazing. Thank you for your transparency and talking about these topics. You hit the nail on the head with everything. I’ve personally struggled with a few of these myself and it’s a constant battle. Unfortunately these things were designed to get and keep you addicted…. There’s Always an agenda, follow the money.

Awww Adam I’m sorry it’s been a pleasure watching you grow over the years I hope you can find peace from the stress of the tube my dude

ADAM you should put time stamps on these kind of videos. For example when you talk about 5 things put 5 time stamps for each thing on the video this makes it easier to know when you talk about it in the video! Edit: aye sometimes we ain’t got time for all this lol

@kylercainfitness

2 жыл бұрын

he wants you to watch the whole video obviously 🙄

@derrickschultz9625

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah just watch it dude

@teenagewarhead88

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I also understand that watching the whole thing but that’s a whole 34 minutes.

@kylercainfitness

2 жыл бұрын

@@teenagewarhead88 it's not entertainment though, so your time wouldn't be waisted. Haha 👍

@valfodr

2 жыл бұрын

23:35 is 5) KZread

You're the best, man. So much real insight, especially for someone like me who struggles with addiction..

Thank you so much for not spoiling the name of the chapters.

Dear Adam! This is a peak speak of you. It somehow feels like a flow together of all your recent studies. A lot of things are thought through and you found the right words for it. If you want a new level than just write this down sent it to a publisher and see what happens. I would buy it! Wish you luck!

@jeanneige216

2 жыл бұрын

It would actually be so sick to read a book by Adam!

Bro some of the stuff you said is so eye opening. Don’t just think about the money, it’s so amazing what you do. A true hero

His microphone quality is so relaxing

Social media is DEFINITELY a real addiction… thanks for mentioning it Adam , bc I definitely do struggle with this and we really just don’t talk about it enough. It’s poisoning us all

I love how every ad is put right after Adam says “so what I’m trying to say is…” and then it sounds like he’s taking about the ad

Adderall has had the exact opposite effects for me- it doesn’t make me happy/euphoric (i feel it actually flattens my moods a bit), it kills my sex drive, and it increases my memory & attention to detail. it’s helpful because i use it when i feel i must/should, but if i don’t need it im not driven to take it. what sucks the most is the way i think it may affect sleep

@Alsyoutubeaccount

2 жыл бұрын

Same for me. The sleeping and eating are sometimes issues but usually when I take it less frequently and my tolerance to my usual dose is decreased. The difference between the euphoria other people describe from adderall and the general normality i feel is how I figure I really have ADHD

@earthfairy.

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alsyoutubeaccount yeah, it sounds like he may not have clinical ADHD

@mikemade1211

2 жыл бұрын

You nailed it, only thing you didnt mention is the part where you have to force feed yourself

@dhillos7282

2 жыл бұрын

I find appetite, sleep and headaches to be a problem

@nashcraig7884

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikemade1211 even the thought of food on my meds makes me lose my appetite. The worst thing tho is the sweats, whenever I'm on my aderall my pits sweat like CRAZY.

I agree so much about the social media. Thank you so much Adam for making videos for the internet

You have great content. I think the same way. Those internal conflicts we create are nothing but fear controlling us. And also being a addict i relate to this greatly! Well done my good sir!

Quite literally the most intelligent, selfless, connected, justified pieces of content on the internet. This video has transcended many morals and values that can be compromised by these EXACT facets of mind-alteration, dopamine-engineering. Wonderful, amazing, raw, intimate, revealing look at standards & parameters of modern society. Thank you

Adam! Just wanted to say that you touched on social issues fantastically. I thought this was just going to be a video about the substances itself but you touched on way bigger issues in society and connected them back to the substances you listed. Hats off! Great video, you’re actually quite a good motivational speaker! Keep it up 😊✨

@theway9828

2 жыл бұрын

@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE I quit using FB and I only use KZread. But it’s hard at first but then you realize you don’t need FB or the people you think you need in your life

KZread is a massive addiction, There are times where i have decided that i don't want to watch youtube for a while, and then find myself subconciously looking for NEW videos. I think the addiction is really to the NOVELTY of new videos YT can give you.

How have I never seen u on here before?! I've been missing out! Absolutely loved this video!! 💯🖤 So relatable and amazing! And ur energy!! 🌌☀️😁

This video literally made me realize how i hide from my responsibilities in social media… seriously thank you, now that i realize theres an addiction there i can actually attempt to correct it.

Adam’s looking absolutely YOKED

@bananaananab3916

2 жыл бұрын

Yup Derek got him on trt👌

@cloroxbleach8676

2 жыл бұрын

Yoids

@9929kingfish

2 жыл бұрын

Roids

@OregonPotFarmer

2 жыл бұрын

@@bananaananab3916 he got on them because his natural test levels were crashed and he went to a doctor and was prescribed it.

@bananaananab3916

2 жыл бұрын

@@OregonPotFarmer good talk, I know that

Hearing you talk about your experience with amphetamine ADHD meds is by far and away the most accurate depiction of what I’m struggling with right now. My working memory has been bad the past couple years and the porn and masturbating has gotten to actual physically dangerous levels. Fortunately, I can stop taking them whenever I’d like, however when it’s available I just want to keep taking them. Of course, I’m just talking about the negative side effects when I find there to be such great, positive ones as well. But to see it listed here as one of your biggest drug regrets surprised me and is maybe a wake up call.

@lawrencem7843

Жыл бұрын

keep it up Cory -

@michaelcarlson2245

Жыл бұрын

Do some research on Iboga/ibogane, it’s a powerful psychedelic as well as helps your body completely detox from chemicals in the body, I’ve heard many accounts the trip teaches you why you shouldn’t be abusing the substances and when you’re sober you do not physically crave it either, haven’t tried it myself but planning on growing it this spring

@junktin1750

Жыл бұрын

Fuck I am having exactly same issues, I take Vyvanse and I think this video finally made me realize just the toll it's had on me. I rely on it for schoolwork but to point where I know NEED it for school. I need help getting off this shit. do you have any advice to stop taking this and quit relying on it by chance?

@coryt93

Жыл бұрын

@@junktin1750 hey, I’ve ever took vyvanse just adderall, but before coming off it, I recommend first lowering the dose and see if that helps. If you tried that and still want to get off it, look for another substitute. There’s info online or talk to a psychiatrist. For me, caffeine’s helped me been off addy for a month now. Good luck.

@ass-kp4zk

Жыл бұрын

"I can stop whenever I want" very famous last words

Really helpful video for where I am right now. Thanks for the honesty and good thoughts

Dude! I didn't realise how long I was on hiatus from watching your channel. You got ripped! Great job!

@John-iu9kl

2 жыл бұрын

@McTroll2 GroundControl that does not make any sense

@nekro1977

2 жыл бұрын

@McTroll2 GroundControl male pattern baldness is caused by dihydrotestosterone not estrogen. Thats why women dont bald.

You kinda blew my mind with some of your rants. I understand why you have to keep your videos short and on topic but at the same time i really wouldn't mind listening to more of your philosophy~ 💜

Watching KZread is a crazy addition for me. Taking acid helped me to get off KZread for about 6 months, but now I'm back to it mostly. I wish I never started watching KZread. I'm watching a ton of educational videos, but for topics I'd never need in my life, like physics, civil engineering, electrical engineering, etc. It consumes a huge chunk of my free time, and I do it instead of doing stuff I actually enjoy, to the point I don't even remember what I actually enjoy to do in my free time. Be careful with KZread, people.

@jcanal0221

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if this is a joke, but I actually feel the same

I love how you talked about ADHD and Social Media, you're awesome Adam

Thank you for your honesty and we sure appreciated your work here on yt. You can help others even by sharing your experiences at your lowest. You're greatly appreciated. It's all due to your efforts and hard work.

Awesome video, one of your bests I say. You were super honest and interesting. Keep up the good work; keep being you.

Just so you know man. I am a 18 year old and you helped me a lot to learn about how my brain works and how to deal with drugs. Thanks!

Thank you man, this was just therapy not even related to drugs just life.

Adam, this was such a great video! I'm sitting here by myself and you had me laughing out loud multiple times. Long time fan brotha. Keep at it!! And keep making videos with Derek from mpmd!!!!!!

I feel privileged watching this video at a young age, I'm absolutely sure the wise words you told while on acid will litteraly change my 10yrs to come, it was a moment of realisation and enlightment. Like discovering jet-engine while still researching fighter 1

Very refreshing hearing someone with this platform talk about the consequences of being successful online, so many kids these days idolise youtubers and want to be them which I think is ptetty dangerous.

Adam, I love your videos. You make great points and so many people are in the dark about social media addiction your courage to talk about your dark times to the world helps me keep my head held high. Best wishes💛Andrei

Looking like a absolute unit! Great gains man.

You helped me a lot to prepare for my first trip appreciate it man been a fan for a while

wow im honestly moved by this video. First KZread video where I finally get it all and felt heard. I related to this so much. This man right here is a genius ! thank you so much for speaking out on such an important topic that a lot of people don't talk about,

Bruh, you got me real good with #5, cracked a big smile after that small segment :DD

I've had a vastly different relationship with my ADD meds. Memory-wise, I was/am a goldfish without them. They don't give me any kind of addictive rush. They feel like they sober me up and let me pull my head out of the chaotic fog within my own mind. I have never, ever abused them in over 40 years time and I never feel like they've damaged my cardiovascular fitness or health. They let my mind slow down enough that I'm able to exert control over the executive functions within. They don't act like speed does when used by neurotypical people. They literally act like the opposite of that for me. They slow me down to where I can take control. Your experience, as described seems like it GAVE you ADD brain rather than removing it. That being said, I question why you, or any of the medical practicioners who prescribed it to you didn't discontinue it's use for you long ago if it was having the effect you're describing. Because frankly, it's not supposed to do that if you actually have ADD/ADHD.

@goonie8774

2 жыл бұрын

well said

@mrakz03

2 жыл бұрын

i feel the same way, I've been taking vyvanse for 4 years and it's been the biggest life saver

@rocklobstar5672

Жыл бұрын

It's because a lot of medical practitioners are a joke and are not very thorough.

@spoofie2762

Жыл бұрын

yeah, same. i was really surprised when he talked about all the negative things he experienced while using adhd meds. because like adderall is the only reason why i was able to get my doctorate in the first place. i think he may have been misdiagnosed

@iBMcFly

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like someone convincing themselves that they need to rely on a drug daily. ADD meds shouldn't be taken for 40 years, you have a problem that I feel you realize, but are obviously in denial about. You are basically a coke addict... and I'm saying this as a formerly prescribed ADD med user...it's not doing you any favors, you only feel and think it is and you are scared to get off it.

Powerful video, dude. I love your perspective on the topics you cover.

i just love lissening to these vids cuz they are relaxing

i’m currently dealing with covid 19 and siting in my bed watching all your videos and i just want to thank you for keeping me in good spirits just by having good content to keep me occupied

@jatochgaatjeniksaan3307

2 жыл бұрын

Should have gotten vaccinated

@brianastruss7027

2 жыл бұрын

@@jatochgaatjeniksaan3307 what a nice response to someone suffering and being open and honest about it

@jatochgaatjeniksaan3307

2 жыл бұрын

@@brianastruss7027 ty

@userplwidfu8166

2 жыл бұрын

@@jatochgaatjeniksaan3307 LMAOOO you still get covid with a vaccine too bro

It was so fun hearing Adam talk about playing with action figures as a kid. Exactly how I remember playing lol

18:57….right after you took a deep breath an ad popped up shouting “Roofers are furious!!! 😡🤬”. Had a good laugh. Nice video btw

I’ve heard that adhd medication usually feels the opposite of how it’s supposed to when people who don’t have adhd take it, I’ve had the memory of a goldfish my entire life; and I can never remember where I put anything, or remember when something is supposed to be, or remember what day it is, or remember to eat or drink water, and that’s my experience of life without any drugs

@madelinesalazar8145

Жыл бұрын

Same....n oh the names I get called :(

ahh you took me back to my childhood days thank you, the good old never ending deformed action figure brawls. I miss my childhood so much

Adam I would appreciate it if you made timestamps.

@poppyp9418

2 жыл бұрын

@Piotr his much smarter than you i say

@iamincrediblystupidbut4364

2 жыл бұрын

@Piotr why

@drugstocope

2 жыл бұрын

Yesssssssssssssssss

@eliudonofre6763

2 жыл бұрын

Dude he does all the work alone

@iamincrediblystupidbut4364

2 жыл бұрын

@@eliudonofre6763 why

the fact that the social media segment was the most skipped past proves how addictive it really is and how everyone is in denial of that fact

@jackvolkwyn470

2 ай бұрын

broo

Your encouragement to value our imagination (around 13 minute mark) is much appreciated. Scary how quickly we can lose things. If we’re not careful (cough A.I. cough), we may lose our ability to think - at least in many precious ways.