Can we transform ourselves into our own notion of greatness?

That's something I'm starting to believe in. That's esentially what happens with some types of psychological disorders (of course we leave out the fact that sometimes the level of pleasure hormones can be brought to a minimum which impares neural activity.) For example people who tend to have anxiety disorders simple keep "reminding" themselves that they are eg. worthless, cannot work etc. and therefore omit certain tasks they could normally do. By believing in such negative thoughts we actually transfer them into real life and we become the image we have "pointlessly" created.
So by working with a psychologist, such a person realizes after some time that it is his mind playing those tricks, and learns to ignore any negative thoughts, thus becoming a better version of themself.
Pretty amazing.

qwizoking said:

20mg of hydrocodone or a 15 of morphine, perhaps 200mg of codeine maybe 3mg of hydromorphone and 10mg of oxy, or 125mg tramadol

ooooor.

4mg alprazolam or 6mg clonazepam

whatever you can get your hands on.. that should help....be like just you and the movie

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qwizoking said:

well not all of that!
your not quite on my level, just pick one.

if i were you after hearing your nervousness, i would take 2mg xanax (alprazolam)
or 1 norco (10/325 hydro/apap)

both would leave you fully competent and aware, but at ease

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Ahh, you're a pharmacist, LOL wondered about that.

kinda. i hate how the average person views that profession. i did alot of compounding, at hospitals and small owned. so pretty well rounded
done alot of work in design and delivery.. which is what im doing atm

qwizoking said:

kinda. i hate how the average person views that profession. i did alot of compounding, at hospitals and small owned. so pretty well rounded
done alot of work in design and delivery.. which is what im doing atm

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I'm not the average person I fully appreciate what you guys can do. Hell you used to make rounds in the hospitals recommending better drugs. I thought you guys f'n rocked.