Leprechaun
Bluelighter
Imagine the following situation.
You come to the front desk of the hypothetical drug menu, there is a list of all kinds of different compounds.
At this location there is an open park, quiet rooms and doctors, nurses and other support staff.
You sign your name, your intended purpose for being there.
You are presented with a menu, from A-Z of all manner of mind altering substances.
Each substances has a dose range, a length of experience, list of effects (positive and negative).
It also lists the number of times it has been tried and some experience summaries.
You choose from the menu and sign the disclaimer, you also present your previous training card where you have been trained on altered substances with low to medium doses of MDMA and mushrooms.
You are given your pill and keys to your private area.
Off you go.
You can interact with others in a common area or get back to your private room with your own music.
You have a difficult time and request help from a nurse.
The experience finishes, you sign out and report your experience.
A doctor follows up with you a week later.
What would you consider liabilities, risks, problems and benefits of such a hypothetical institution?
You come to the front desk of the hypothetical drug menu, there is a list of all kinds of different compounds.
At this location there is an open park, quiet rooms and doctors, nurses and other support staff.
You sign your name, your intended purpose for being there.
You are presented with a menu, from A-Z of all manner of mind altering substances.
Each substances has a dose range, a length of experience, list of effects (positive and negative).
It also lists the number of times it has been tried and some experience summaries.
You choose from the menu and sign the disclaimer, you also present your previous training card where you have been trained on altered substances with low to medium doses of MDMA and mushrooms.
You are given your pill and keys to your private area.
Off you go.
You can interact with others in a common area or get back to your private room with your own music.
You have a difficult time and request help from a nurse.
The experience finishes, you sign out and report your experience.
A doctor follows up with you a week later.
What would you consider liabilities, risks, problems and benefits of such a hypothetical institution?
