That's an empty statement, because the only way it CAN be legal is if a pharmacy is presented with a valid prescription from a doctor.  Not only that, but it's a controlled substance.

How is it you can sell modafinil in the US without a prescription?  I realize etizolam is considered a "research drug" and can be sold as such, but modafinil needs a prescription.

So, basically this means wearing up your signature for only having the chance to get that $100 worth of medicines? I think no one would able to deal with such matter.
Working or posting without any assurance on getting paid wont really give you any chance for people to get interested.

It's easy when trading is more a side 'job' and you're ok with the results after each session, but that's not the case when it comes to those doing it on a serious/professional level.

If you have to perform for the sake of generating income to pay your bills, or when it's your greed that has taken you over entirely, you will revert to substances that give you an energy boost you desperately need at that point.

Going outside to take a break means wasting precious time where you could have banked on one or more profitable trades. That's how these traders think, so consuming substances is the most convenient option.

Urgency and greed makes people easily discard body signs.

Also somebody should check whether it's legal to sell such products, else the signature wearers may face ... surprising (legal) consequences...

I like TRI as it stands: an incredibly undervalued anonymous, efficient and secure cryptocurrency.

That being said, I like the idea of running an XCP clone on the TRI blockchain.

Is anyone mining this? If there is a reliable pool I would think about supporting this Neo-shitcoin.

It does look like another X13 TOR coin. What about making masternodes this time?

Orange Pekoe Number 10, also called as Darjeeling Tea (as in Earl Grey Darjeeling), keeps me alert right from the first whiff off the cup. So, there's also some psychology involved. Cappuccino also keeps me alert. Espresso, Cappucino are safer on the stomach lining, for those that have problems with hyperacidity, than instant or other brewed coffees.

Basically, you need to hype up the process of consumption of the brew. So, some ceremony is useful, like tea pots, and tea trays, and little nibbles and snacks, scones and biscuits. It also helps to keep consumption to a safe daily limit; as otherwise, you'll be downing limitless cups a day.  Believe me, I've drunk tea like two cups every hour for the first three hours, and a cup an hour thereafter for eight more, and apart from the caffeine buzz, there's little to recommend over three, four cups a day max.

If you are drinking lots of tea, coffee; then it'll make sense to substitute sugar with Stevia or some artificial sweetener, just to cut down on the calories. Also, stop drinking tea, coffee six hours prior to sleep time, or you'll find difficulty in sleeping. If you are extremely sleepy, you will sleep even if you've gulped down a cuppa an hour before. But, on a normal day, I've found that drinking coffee, especially restaurant brews, invariably pushed my sleep time six hours down the line.

This is the safest, drug-free, healthy method to stay alert and in full control of your faculties. It's also anti-ageing, and prevents several diseases like Parkinson's, etc. Tea, cofee drinkers also imbibe less or no alcohol, so that's another indirect positivity.

Basically there are plus poimts all the way for this practice. So, go ahead and indulge!