Jordan Harbinger

But then I would be addicted to zinc or nicotine.

And I'm like, no, thanks.

But I used to take Adderall, which is horrible for you.

And I stopped taking that.

But like, I just deal with ADHD brain now, which, you know, kind of also sucks.

So the idea that there's like a pouch I could put in my mouth that would cure that is is tempting.

But again, I don't want to be addicted to anything, really, but not nicotine either.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We might have to look that up.

Oh, they don't live long enough to get it.

OK.

I think the other thing to remember is that the benefits don't come in isolation.

You know, you're dealing with the health risks as well as the improved performance.

Yeah, people are touting nicotine in general and Zins in particular as nootropics.

Are there nootropic effects that we didn't cover?

Okay.

So nicotine tricks your brain into thinking that starting a new task is going to be awesome, even if it's just doing the dishes.

I can't remember where, but I read about how high-performance tech companies, people are using Adderall and Modafinil, which is like that fighter pilot drug or whatever to get through the day, and Zyn is kind of like the last couple of hours.

I tried it because people were like, you got to try this.