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Everything is great!

I am drunk, and I am opening another beer bottle.

I drink very rarely, like once in every 3 months. Ffffukc.
Psychedelics are much better than alcohol.
 
diggity dawg, dont be dissin vodka
one of the only kinds of liquor i can drink straight
i liek vodka
 
Got some bomb weed today, the guy called it "lethal", dunno if that's actually the name but fuck is it ever good.
 
tBirdee said:
weed<3
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Dude try vaping that herb.

Lately I'm discovering that vaporizing weed is just so much less anxious, more clear-headed, more psychedelic, etc.

I will never smoke weed again...


By the way you don't need an official vaporizer to vape. You just smoke it as if you were carefully toking a bowl of DMT, basically. Don't ever let the flame touch the herb. Brown it, don't burn it.
 
Oh dude, you don't need to tell me about the wonders of vaping, once I get one I'm pretty sure that's all I will use. And also, OMG the TASTE!!

I'm gonna try that out tomorow morning, too.
 
Darn y'all and your good weed, I've only had crappy weed lately. But I really can't complain when I'm not the one paying for it, can I? 'sall good man.

Vodka = diluted rubbing alcohol IMO
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I can see where you're coming from, but I don't really consider that a bad thing. I mean, I had to use IPA as a solvent for orally dosing something once (like 1mL, not any toxicity concern at that level), and it was much more palatable than I imagined (about 1,000,000x more tastey than GBL, that's for certain).

And vodka+ginger ale tastes pretty darn good, if I do say so myself.
 
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On Conceptualizing Psychedelics as Therapeutics

PART I. Introduction: Psychedelics as a New Paradigm in Psychiatric Pharmacotherapy

In his lovely and important book Psychedelic Healing: The Promise of Entheogens for Psychotherapy and Spiritual Development, Dr. Neal Goldsmith (due disclosure: a friend of mine), points out repeatedly an important distinction between psychedelic drugs and "traditional" pharmacotherapeutic agents: the putative therapeutic or spiritual benefit derived from the therapy is not so much one directly exerted by the pharmacological actions of the drug in question, but rather, a function of a "peak" or "mystical" experience. This is a recurring trope in psychedelic research on topics as divergent as smoking cessation and end of life anxiety, and has approached the level of conventional wisdom in the psychedelic community. Interestingly, however, it is in complete opposition to the prevailing paradigm of pharmacotherapy in psychiatry, which, operating from the perspective of the disease model, in essence is occupied with the search for "magic bullets" to treat various psychiatric disorders. This is apparent in the very nomenclature used for psychiatric medications: anti-psychotics, anti-depressants, mood stabilizers, etc. (ibid.). The presupposition therein is that there is a one-to-one correspondence between psychiatric complaints as discrete neurochemical phenomena and the neurochemical actions of psychiatric drugs ...

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from here, first in a series. Please read, comment, and circulate.
 
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