I would say it’s more about getting rid of “things” that stop the natural drive than giving that natural drive in the first place.
If you don’t have any natural drive to do these kinds of projects, Buproprion might not give it to you but if your natural drive is blocked Bupropion might be more helpful.
Well but also kind of yes? Like agreed with what you said, but also the hypothesis is that there’s a certain kind of depression-manifestation which is somewhat atypical and that we’ve seen bupropion work magic on.
*And that this sounds a lot like that manifestation. So it might be particularly good at giving John in particular (and me, and others) the Wizard spirit back.
This is true, but I read amitlevy49′s comment as having an implicit “and therefore anyone who wants that kind of natural drive should take bupropion”. I probably should’ve given more information in my response.
I assume the idea is that bupropion is good at giving you the natural drive to do the kind of projects he describes?
I would say it’s more about getting rid of “things” that stop the natural drive than giving that natural drive in the first place.
If you don’t have any natural drive to do these kinds of projects, Buproprion might not give it to you but if your natural drive is blocked Bupropion might be more helpful.
Not really, the hypothesis is that John has depression, and of all the antidepressants, bupropion is the best (if it works for you).
Well but also kind of yes? Like agreed with what you said, but also the hypothesis is that there’s a certain kind of depression-manifestation which is somewhat atypical and that we’ve seen bupropion work magic on.
*And that this sounds a lot like that manifestation. So it might be particularly good at giving John in particular (and me, and others) the Wizard spirit back.
This is true, but I read amitlevy49′s comment as having an implicit “and therefore anyone who wants that kind of natural drive should take bupropion”. I probably should’ve given more information in my response.