A 90 day supply of wellbutrin costs me ~$450 (doctor visit /blood work /lab work /prescription), and a 60 day supply of pot costs $275. The math is simple, and when I switched a peer reviewed journal had just been published about low doses of THC increased the intelligence of bipolar patients. I won't lie it has made me lazier, but I no longer get distracted by my multiple projects.
I can clarify my thoughts and action of any one project today. I have been completing singular projects to a higher degree of success, but THC has made me lazier with some regard. I had a bad habit of having 4/5 outlines of projects started at the beginning of a semester. I completed any technical criteria projects up front 1/2/3. Then I completed my lecture and seminar projects, because you have to complete those projects at the professor’s rate. Before THC, I could not help but batch these projects together. Today with THC, by the time I am done with my shower a list of ongoing projects has gone through my mind with me selecting only what I can complete today.
One of the worst things to do at higher levels of learning in higher level course work is accidentally switch separate courses and turn it in. No one in the Political Science department has time to read an Economics paper about economics models that support policies the Political Science department is trying to refute in an election year.
Now, I don’t mix up my projects as easily and I can focus on my projects longer by disregarding long term achievements after short term achievements any given day. So pot is cheaper and produces additional benefits for me.
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