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Re:A walk in nature is better than microdosing by varelse on Tuesday June 08, 2021 @01:27PM (#27438167)
If you go through the trouble of making your own like Albert Hofmann did, sure. You're not going to though, are you? So you're putting your biggest asset in the hands of criminals of unknown intent. Good luck with that...

But I support your right to smoke, snort, or inject whatever you want. I'm getting older now and my brain is starting to slow down so I really appreciate your opting in to annihilating the advantage of youth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Hofmann

Re:A walk in nature is better than microdosing by h0l0cube on Tuesday June 08, 2021 @11:12PM (#27443823)
> I really appreciate your opting in to annihilating the advantage of youth.

Why do you presume I'm young?

Re:A walk in nature is better than microdosing by varelse on Wednesday June 09, 2021 @04:09PM (#27452506)
My bad: I thought wisdom came with age.
Re:A walk in nature is better than microdosing by h0l0cube on Wednesday June 09, 2021 @09:02PM (#27455515)
Why do you presume me to be unwise? I think a better rhetorical strategy is not to be snarky, it telling of an underlying resentment, but doesn't change anyone's mind. samatman's response though a little heated, answered with knowledge and real world experience and has somewhat changed my perspective. I can't say my anecdotal experiences match theirs
Re:A walk in nature is better than microdosing by varelse on Thursday June 10, 2021 @12:45PM (#27462727)
I've done OK avoiding the brainfarts of thought leaders and other fools so far. But I grew up surprisingly deep inside drug culture with 2 drug-dealing siblings and their drug-dealing shenanigans.

Yet I believe there's nothing wrong with recreational drug use. But I know people firsthand that were messed up by bad batches, one permanently. Also, I find people who espouse fast paths to enlightenment are frequently closet psychotics. I avoid them too.

YMMV but my lightcone, my choices, no?

"If you meet Buddha on the road, kill him." - Lin Chi