How does adderall work to allow you to get stuff done?

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It blows my mind how productive I’m able to be, being properly medicated after a diagnosis. I don’t understand why I cannot do these simple tasks normally. Why does adderall make me “go” and actually accomplish tasks?

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“Task initiation” (aka starting to do a thing, or changing what you’re doing) requires dopamine.

Our brains misuse dopamine.

Adderall forces our brains to make more dopamine.

(Vast oversimplification, obviously.)

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