Thinking about trying drugs
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amberorca192 said:LSD stayed legal until the late 60s. The CIA used it heavily in their own testing (just use Google to find more 😉), and half of Pfizer was basically riding the wave after they discovered it. It was tested extensively on smart people—artists, psychiatrists, you name it—specifically because of how it shifts consciousness. That’s where "Delta" comes from, which is why it's such a staple in Goa trance music for inducing trances.
Anyone talking trash about this stuff without ever having tried LSD is just a total moron in my book. Even for anyone with an ounce of education or a psyche deeper than the trance you get at a Thompson's concert, it's easy to see the value.😉
Excuse me French, but thanks for the compliment.😁 Look, I’m not saying I haven’t *tried* LSD—it’s just that, honestly, nothing has ever hit me harder than a nicotine buzz. So, I feel like I don't really have much standing to weigh in on this whole debate, which means I'll probably just sit back and keep reading everything you guys post with total interest.👍
I’m honestly so invested in all the advice being shared on here—it’s a lifesaver. I’ve got a 13-year-old daughter, and looking back... man, things were intense. A few years ago, a top producer over at ABC was actually selling drugs right in front of her school. It was just one of those things that hits you out of nowhere.
So, I was just sitting here thinking—and honestly, my brain goes to weird places sometimes—but isn't encouraging kids to use drugs actually illegal? Like, strictly against the law? I’m genuinely baffled that we’re even still having this conversation... it feels like such an obvious one, right?
So, I've actually got a question for Willie... would you ever tell your future kid to just go ahead and enjoy drugs if they really are that good?