psood0nym
Bluelighter
Well, they certainly know "LSD". Here's that one, still nothing, if anything it's quite a bit lower than a few years ago (and we'd expect a general increasing interest in psychedelics to be reflected in searches for those drugs that everyone knows):You can't really use those drug abbreviations as data points to measure this tho. Most people aren't going to be aware of those drugs, nevermind their names, and aren't going to type it into google. If you go type in "get high" you'll see a steady climb in the same date range. Also, here's on for "designer drugs" a term I think is probably more anchored in the public consciousness these days. There's probably even more representative words or phrases to judge by than the two examples I used too...
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Aren't the majority of the new designer drugs being sold today stimulants, anyways? With all the coverage of mephedrone and the popularity of Spice I'd expect that term to get searched for (JWH-018 in the form of Spice is being sold in gas stations where I am, which is pretty surreal). I think the gray market drug scene is burgeoning, certainly, but not psychedelics, at least not substantially.

