Re:How Safe Is Ayahuasca? Large-Scale Study Explores – Techn...
by yieldcrv on Thursday November 17, 2022 @10:42PM
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Agreed, there is a lot of victim blaming and invalidation in the psychedelic community that is oddly paradoxical.
“that experience doesn’t count! that person should have known they have, or their family has, a history of schizophrenia!”
“that experience also doesn’t count, you should have known to use it in a familiar place around people you are comfortable with!”
I dislike how legalization crowds often come up with absurd arguments just to make their “side” look harmless, as opposed to “hey, we really need to research this to isolate its redeeming benefits if any, in reproducible peer reviewed studies where side effects are more than anecdotes”
“that experience doesn’t count! that person should have known they have, or their family has, a history of schizophrenia!”
“that experience also doesn’t count, you should have known to use it in a familiar place around people you are comfortable with!”
I dislike how legalization crowds often come up with absurd arguments just to make their “side” look harmless, as opposed to “hey, we really need to research this to isolate its redeeming benefits if any, in reproducible peer reviewed studies where side effects are more than anecdotes”