There ' s one on top of a building right on halsted and Addison . I can see it from my window <| sep |> You want dead turtle . Cause thats how you get dead turtle . <| sep |> A study showed that Adderall only causes improvements in people with a deficiency . Otherwise , it was nothing but a placebo . So , it ' s more than possible that many , many users here have an diagnosed mental disorder . Recently , I was diagnosed with depression anxiety . Prior to my medical diagnosis , I would find solutions in drugs , including Adderall Cannabis . More than you think , most likely . <| sep |> Quarterbacks are better now . Which is why Brett Farve , who ' s stats would make him an average QB today , was a great QB 20 years ago . <| sep |> I disagree with you entirely . A time bank would reward smart turn management without penalizing complex decks if it ' s implemented correctly . It ' s just a matter of adjusting the starting time and pooling rate accordingly . This won ' t stop control decks from taking the time they need and it shouldn ' t . Control decks are going to take longer on some turns , that ' s both expected and acceptable . What this will do is greatly reduce wasted time from players alt tabbing or players being unfamiliar with their decks . In other words , it penalizes players for disrespecting their opponent ' s time . It doesn ' t heavily favor aggressive or simple decks . In fact a pool time helps complex decks bank up extra time for their most complicated turns . The current ladder system does heavily favor faster decks because of the grind to legend , but by speeding up simple turns and providing time for complex ones , this pooling system actually reduces the incentive to play aggro decks for quick games . The current 70 second timer is a lazy design meant to strike a balance between keeping game time manageable and letting players think out their turns and it simply doesn ' t do either .