/biz/ - Business & Finance

>I'm actually super smart!
>Also I have an absurd, and suspicious bone to pick with the entire concept of IQ which is only ever intended to be use a rough gauge of general intelligence and predictor for some kinds of life outcomes

I'm still trying to put this one together. The fuck is wrong with y'all? What made you this way. Is this another commie/chapotard thing?

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>literally validating my premise by pointing out my government can print infinite money and still experience slight deflation thanks to the entire world snapping up the USD for safety

Yes. What I'm saying is we could print $20T out of thin air and not experience hyperinflation because we're the world's bank and safeguard.

I need a good drug to take in low doses and maximize by job and business success. I've found Adderall and Adderall derivatives like Vyvanse to work really well for me even low doses like 20 mg, so this is /biz/ness related.

What is the best way to go about getting a prescription? I don't want to have to bounce around from doctor to doctor getting one. And is it usually covered by insurance?

I do have slight anxiety and focus issues.

This temporarily hurts his standing but things will settle back down in summer. Biden is the lamest of lame duck candidates to run against in an incumbent year, way worse than Romney and Kerry, dude can't even put a sentence together without forgetting where he is and the support is begrudging even within his own party.

Trump has shown serious turnout potential in a meaningless primary thus far. With one dud of a candidate and one polarizing incumbent with a stout and inspired base I'm still saying it's 80% Trump re-election.

If you're going to bet the election I say get your money on Trump BEFORE the debates because that is where Biden's stock is going to tank dramatically. Guy couldn't handle softball pressure from his own party mates, now he's going against the biggest stage bulldog American politics have seen thus far.