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humbleguy
4y ago
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humbleguy
4y ago
I drop a stamp into 10ml of vodka and take 1ml every 3rd day. I don't have an objective way of measuring an effectiveness of it, of course. However, I do feel that when I need to focus I can focus much easier. I don't feel jitters
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humbleguy
4y ago
I have been microdosing LSD for about 4 months now regularly with great success and it's now my go-to for focus and mood improvement.
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humbleguy
4y ago
It's legal-ish is San Francisco and Oakland.
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humbleguy
4y ago
Can't tell if trolling or not...
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humbleguy
4y ago
I contacted for 10 years and managed to save up about 200k. Started at pre IPO company and walked away with 2.5m after taxes in 7 years. Big difference.
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humbleguy
4y ago
I had six unifi protect cameras for over a year until I replaced them all. Rain at night means motion notifications every 30 seconds, bugs at night, same thing. Unifi cameras are terrible for outdoor applications.
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humbleguy
4y ago
I use this for volume control https://www.etsy.com/listing/825756246/digital-audio-volume-...
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humbleguy
4y ago
Very much possible. Non street level dealers tend to prefer repeat customers vs large volume of random people. Because of that they tend to monitor quality of their own products. I've met dealers who go as far as actually wash the prod
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4y ago
Taking drugs doesn't make you stupid. However, ignorance is a powerful contributor. https://www.businessinsider.com/scientists-and-geniuses-who-...
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humbleguy
4y ago
Test strips are not just for addicts. Casual users use them as well. Believe it or not some dealers also use them.
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humbleguy
4y ago
That could be because you probably assume that any drug use leads to addiction and despair. More often than not, despair leads to drug use as means for temporary escape and relief.
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humbleguy
4y ago
This is a very misguided view. Majority of drug users are all around you, regular people who have families and hold jobs - your friends, your relatives, your coworkers. Just like majority of people who drink alcohol aren't alcoholics,