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If a bi-polar person can have manic phases brought on from the brain, then shouldn't normal people be able to access that part of the brain to gain a lot of energy? In a good way and focus it?
That's not how any of that works. Mania does not come from some special "mania center" in the brain. It occurs from many parts of the brain not working correctly. There is no "part of the brain" to access here.
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If a bi-polar person can have manic phases brought on from the brain, then shouldn't normal people be able to access that part of the brain to gain a lot of energy? In a good way and focus it?
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I never said it was a good idea lmao it's a horrible idea, but I guess the sarcasm doesn't exactly translate over text
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the average person
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macOS is what the newest apple desktop/laptop operating system is called as well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacOS
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If a bi-polar person can have manic phases brought on from the brain, then shouldn't normal people be able to access that part of the brain to gain a lot of energy? In a good way and focus it?
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Adderall is a quite effective stimulant with manageable side effects, it is also an amphetamine (dextroamphetamine) similar to methamphetamine. I suppose if you mixed that with phencyclidine (PCP) or lysergic acid (LSD) you could probably reliable induce a manic-like state.
