_asli

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by _asli 4y ago
> You say this like McDonalds food isn't already habit forming I said this because McDonalds has already proven that they can do a lot of damage to people with just food.
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by _asli 4y ago
I’m in my early forties. I have bipolar disorder bad enough that I’ve seen the inside of a locked psychiatric unit more than once. (I’m also an ex-FAANG staff engineer with multiple degrees and have helped make things worth many billions of
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by _asli 4y ago
Decriminalized, probably. But I really don’t want to live in a world where heroin is advertised and marketed without restriction. At least not until we figure out how to make humans less fucking stupid when it comes to things that can addic
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by _asli 4y ago
Ecstasy is NOT meth. Meth will most likely ruin your life and you will want more and more. MDMA is simply not very fun if you try taking it over and over again. It stops working and you just feel shitty for longer and longer periods without
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by _asli 4y ago
>What do you think the MA in MDMA stands for This isn’t a very good argument. Table salt is literally Sodium and Chlorine, both of which are extremely toxic to humans but that’s irrelevant to anyone who understands that molecules have di
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by _asli 4y ago
I’ve taken both lsd and mushrooms (the latter were perfectly legal in the UK and were openly sold in London high street stores). Both were interesting but neither helped in the same way.
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by _asli 4y ago
> But none of those drugs will result in the long-term change that you’re looking for I mean, it literally did, and I stated as such. Obviously the drug itself was not enough. The scenario and the realization afterword also mattered. But
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by _asli 4y ago
Ecstasy. I had massive problems speaking with people. I ended up going to a rave with some friends, took some molly, had an amazing time talking to people and then realized that if I could do that with a drug then I could probably do it wit