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Many great ancient philosophers used drugs to help them concentrate on work and motivate them...

 
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Many great ancient philosophers used drugs to help them concentrate on work and motivate them...
When they overdosed they weren't aware of the side effects it had on their mind. They thought their hallucinations were images of the future. Could it be possible to break down your brain cells but rebuild them into stronger cells with mind puzzles, or studying a complex idea
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