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Steve_hi
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Thanks for the link solomon
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I'm not sure why this nonsense hasn't been moved to detritus or whimsy yet.
To 'improve your "IQ"', try a placebo:
1. BELIEVE
2. take a sugar pill
3. Presto!
Alternatively, use what you've got but HARDER!
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Quote: Originally posted by Solomon  | I got an IQ score (on WISC for age 15) of:
Verbal reasoning: 128
Perceptual reasoning: 121
Memory: 116
Processing speed: 85
By the way if anyone else has taken an IQ test could you please post your results. I believe that it is statistically unusual in an average population
to find people with a high score in both verbal and perceptual reasoning. I hypothesize however that people on the sciencemadness are among the very
few who do have a high score in bot verbal and perceptual reasoning categories. I was concerned over posting this as IQ has always been a... sensitive
topic. I hope others would post their IQ result categoies on here (if you have taken an IQ test). I took one because the cops found chemicals at my
house and nosy freedom destroying robotic people that they are did their governments bidding. They just had me mentally tested. Dirt bags took all my
chemicals away  . Anyway although we are getting off the subject, just post your
IQ results and I will make a data chart and post the results on here if I get enough scores .
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hah.. i thought i was pretty well the only person that was put through that thing.. luckily i got out and could start pointing fingers at the person
who was still keeping me improsoned for approx. 1 year from when i was told i had no mental dysfunctions
good times
because they were all a stereotype of sick men.
iQ was measured to be 135, and as soon as something i cant find sense in learning, such as general small talk like.. talking about dogs and such other
nonsense doing no good as low as iQ 85
i dont read anything else but an iQ test that cannot lie.. just like ADHD medicine will make you really really energetic if you dont have ADHD, and
the opposite if you DO
i read this should be moved to detritus, and i dont see the reason for that, i was very denying about the whole ''drug'' thing, however this is a
commercially available ''drug'' and if you compare this to HE, i dont see much problematics with it, others than if this would be mass produced and
made profit and cause problems in the society
already im signing out of attempting to make this as its an organic, lol.
but would be cool to have it on your shelf and being able to say you made it..
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antiswat, I am assuming that they arrested you for what I was questioned for. How long ago was this? If it was not too long ago, then you may be able
to see the details of your IQ test by requesting a print out of the results from the person who conducted the test. Have you made any impressive
explosives (ex: C4, Semtex, RDX, HNIW, Astrolyte, etc...). I feel the same way you do about small talk... useless. Did you join this forum in response
to the hydrazine synthesis video like I did? Great post on that pyro handbook... possibly the greatest DIY explosives book that I have ever read. By
the way, you can learn how to synthesize truth serum (Thiopental) from the encyclopedia of pharmaceutical substances (p. 2021).
[Edited on 6-29-2013 by Solomon]
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Unless this thread returns to a chemistry related topic in the next three posts, I'm moving it to the Whimsy section where it apparently belongs.
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Here is my gift for you 
[Edited on 1-7-2013 by Mildronate]
Attachment: modafinil.pdf (447kB)
This file has been downloaded 1999 times
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If you can get the thioacetamide, then it can be oxidized with peracetic acid
Attachment: Aktoudianakis.Lin.Dicks.Keeping.Your.Students.Awake.Facile.Microscale.Synthesis.of.Modafinil.a.Modern.Anti.Narcoleptic.D (122kB)
This file has been downloaded 964 times
From a Knight of the Realm: "Animated movies are not just for kids, they're also for adults who do a lot of drugs." Sir Paul McCartney
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Solomon
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Good file Mildronate.
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Processing speed is only useful in sports. It is debatable whether that should even be considered as a category on the IQ test. One person figured my
average at 112 which would be right unless processing speed didn't account for very much. As they pay little attention to processing speed when
calculating the cumulative IQ, thus the reason why my cumulative score was 119. On the first IQ test I took, the cumulative score was 125 because they
didn't include processing speed. This discussion is getting exceedingly unproductive and becoming a waste of time! Let's get back to chemistry! No
more IQ comments unless it is a detailed report of an IQ score with a pdf of your results! Someone think of another chemistry topic and we can start
discussing, preferably something regarding synthesis.
[Edited on 7-1-2013 by Solomon]
[Edited on 7-2-2013 by Solomon]
[Edited on 7-2-2013 by Solomon]
Attachment: IQ results.pdf (154kB)
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[Edited on 7-2-2013 by Solomon]
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It's confidential for a reason, mate. I would black out your name and high school at the very least.
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I'm sure he'll get around to it. His substandard "processing speed" might be to blame?
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This thread has been derailed hard, detritus?
Or just lop off the bad parts
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That's fixed some of it, but the way you blocked out your high school means that it's relatively simple to find out the name of whose computer you
used to do it. I'm guessing your father. I would do it in MS Paint and repost as a .jpeg or something like that. Also, I wouldn't want to have my full
name visible, either. It probably seems a bit much, all of this, but there are some scary people out there.
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Modafinil really is a smart drug. It's safer than coffee. It's also good for enhancing wakefulness, and making the brain work more efficiently. Also,
it's especially useful for ADHD.
I have ADHD, and Modafinil has been pretty good. My brother has ADHD too. My cousin from Canada he has ADHD. My other cousin, she has ADD. There are a
lot of geniuses in my family with ADHD. The modafinil feels kinda relaxing to me, but also boost focus and memory and you can more productively use
your pre-existing intelligence. Modafinil has been one of the best things ever and prevents me from being volatile and forgetful.
https://www.livescience.com/51919-modafil-improves-attention...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16623645
Flodafinil is a good alternative to modafinil.
I think benzhydrol could be a starting point to modafinil synthesis.
For improving IQ, the most effective way is neurogenesis that can create robust improvements permanently. NSI-189, 9-Me-BC, and Selank are some
examples of neurogenesis. Phenylpiracetam is also useful.
Stacking cognitive enhancers with memantine would be better than taking cognitive enhancers alone, to protect against potential neurotoxicity by
preventing excess glutamate. Taking turmeric and piperine at the end of the cognitive enhancer dose can help prevent negative epigenetic changes by
creb inhibition and preventing dynorphins from being released.
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Future research will allow for the hypothetical ceiling of happiness to be raised to superhappiness and beyond. Laser neurosurgery will reduce
physical and emotional pain and suffering and also substantially reduce pain from rejection. Laser neurosurgery will cure OCD and NPD and BPD. Deep
brain stimulation can improve the brain. Future chemistry can allow for superhappiness, superintelligence, superhealth, superstrength, and
superlongevity. Titanium foam bones build wolverine bones. A future with virtually no tolerance. A future where most of the fear and suffering is
neurosurgically and technologically and chemically removed from the brain and could be replaced with brain chip functional analogues.
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There's also PF-4455242.
Epigenetics suggests that what we do and other factors can affect the modification of gene expression. It's preferable in most cases to modify the
gene expression rather than altering the gene itself. There are good epigenetic changes and bad epigenetic changes. The aim is to reduce the negative
epigenetics and increase the positive epigenetics.
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Future compounds will revolve around epigenetics and be much more accessible, stable, and affordable than genetic engineering. Hence, 9-Me-BC and
lion's mane and semax and more will be much more stable than gene editing.
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There is also the possibility that robots will lead to a universal basic income.
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Better living through chemistry. Transhumanism. Utopian neurosurgery. Science. And more.
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It's difficult to make it without proper help despite a very high intelligence if there's ADD/ADHD. Hence, professional help may be needed.
http://www.addvance.com/help/parents/gifted_child.html
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Benzhydrol could be a starting point to modafinil synthesis.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge" ~Einstein
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Looks like 4 years later I finally get to do the right thing and move this thread to Detritus where it belongs. Thanks for bumping it, ChemistryGhost.
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This really is not a cooking chemistry ban worthy topic. I STARTED to move a collection of merely drug related but not beyond the pale/obviously
detritus worthy stuff back to original (or at least appropriate?) forums. Then stopped, because, second guessing another moderator. Not a good thing.
I would welcome some discussion on where we stand in this matter.
I personally have i$$ue$ with some a$pect$ of "drug culture", and so am not unbiassed- but still quite interrested in the nuts and bolts of both
synthesis and biological/perceptual effects of substances- No matter what politicians think they should do to get re elected.
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It didn't seem too controversial to me. There were multiple calls to send it to Detritus years ago, it got bumped this year with a sort of odd
stream-of-consciousness block of text about the wonders of "smart-drugs," and thus I sent it to Detritus, thinking that it must have just been missed
by the mods in 2013.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but modafinil is a Schedule IV drug in the United States. It's not recreational, but then again lots of things
are scheduled for stupid reasons. Whether it's allowed is mod's discretion of course but I thought people should be aware.
With that said, ammonium thioglycolate is a key component of many hair removers. Perhaps this can be pyrolyzed to thioglycolamide? That would only
require a reaction with benzhydryl bromide and oxidation of the product to arrive at modafinil.
[Edited on 04-20-1969 by clearly_not_atara]
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Well, small amounts of amphetamines and whatnot, will over time, probably make you smarter.
Though there is such a thing, as being too smart.
Nice to have a super fast car with a really powerful engine. While keeping in mind, that such a car, will need really, really, really...good brakes.
If you can't slow yer noggin down; then to a bad place...... you will be a-going.
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/49303/howl
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Drugs are bad m'kay ?
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Not bad exactly. Kinda like snakes. Useful on occasion, but you gotta remember that the snake has a toothsome end on it. Try not to tempt fate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRGeIrAfq-k&list=PLA643C...
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The knife that cuts the mistresse's throat is the same that the wife peels potatoes for the children's dinner with?
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4. Only then are you permitted to say so much as a word of rebuttal or criticism.
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I know I'm not really in a position to call any shots, but I think it should be scrutinised if questions about personal usage are asked, I mean this
isn't Bluelight, and it's never recommended to ingest anything you make yourself unless you have access to the equipment to ensure absolute purity.
However, I don't see anything wrong with discussing the syntheses of any compound, no matter how controversial, dangerous, and/or illegal by users who
obviously know what they're talking about - especially considering that explosives are a hot topic on SM and in a way are far more dangerous than many
drugs and toxins/poisons. That's when it's obvious that there is a distinction between those who have a genuine interest in the chermistry behind
these substances, I know I do, and those who just want to know what powders and liquids to throw into a jar overnight. Flexibility in the rules leads
to freedom by those who deserve it, but it can still be tightly controlled based on context and background; what one user may consider completely
illegal and taboo, another could view as tolerable and utterly benign simply due to their location, level of knowledge, and other varied
circumstances. Just my thoughts on the issue, since at the end of the day we all sit under the same umbrella and are more alike than one may care to
admit.
In chemistry, sometimes the solution is the problem.
It’s been a while, but I’m not dead! Updated 7/1/2020. Shout out to Aga, we got along well.
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There are sadly lame threads started here all the time and I think that's the actual issue here. Nothing exceptional about this one though, and the
patent could be an interesting jag of madness if one at least had benzoic acid and thiourea.
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I don't want to be an advocate; a Judas Goat, leading my companions to slaughter.
On the other hand, I don't want to be reactionary.
I think it is important to temper the public's enthusiasm for "Happy" chemicals, with a little punch-in-the-face reality...... You are on the edge,
watch your step. You too can ruin your life, and/or die young.
I live in one of America's hippist cities. I input.
When Nancy Reagan says "Just say No!" It falls on deaf ears.
When William S. Burroughs tells you "It's time to clean-up, kid!" "You are about done for!" It should provoke self evaluation.
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