I know propranolol's a beta-blocker. However, it's also a nootropic and it may also help to greatly reduce sadness from recent traumatic memories. The amobarbital would be for my own creation of selective false memories(false memories of experiences of alternate universes where anything imaginable, no matter how fictional, would feel and seem very very real.
Amobarbital was used in interviews, but failed due to the fact that the interviewers unknowingly made the subject have a false memory of doing something they didn't actually do.
The "to do list" is almost the same.
MDxx (MDMA, MDEA, MDPR, MDPH, ect.)
2C-x (2C-I, 2C-D, 2C-C, even at sub-hallicinogenic doses)
2C-D and 2C-I(sub-hallicinogenic dose in combination) for nootropic effects.
MDEA and a sub-hallicinogenic dose of 2C-I
Amobarbital
Propranolol
MDO-D ("Beatrice")
2-methyl-2-butanol
Nitrous oxide (while on Vitamin B12 to avoid B12 deficiency)
MDA
Sulbutiamine
5-APDI (also known as IndanylAminoPropane, or IAP)
5-APDI and a sub-hallicinogenic dose of 2C-I
2C-T-4
Added:
Phenylpiracetam
DiMethylAmylAmine
3-MethoxyAmphetamine (similar to MDMA and MDA in release of norepinephrine, serotonin, and dopamine. Although weaker. It's different from 4-MethoxyAmphetamine because 4-MethoxyAmphetamine does not release norepinephrine and it is dysphoric.)
Vallium (Diazepam)
Fictional:NZT-49, the improved version of NZT-48 with nearly no side effects. Hypranootropic.
There might be others, but I can't quite remember. Anti-anxiety type drugs would be good. Also nootropics (not pseudonootropics or quasinootropics, but nootropics and maybe even hypranootropics).