YNA, we have discussed this before and I will remind you that you are being paranoid as fuck. Suggesting it contains some kind of 'bromo-molecule' (and I will clarify for others, he is referring in fact to dragonfly analogues) is grave speculation, for a number of reasons. 1 - Red aums have, on several occasions with severeal different 'batches' tested positive for indolealkylamines. 2 - Their 'come-up' time is consistent with lysergides, and not the 4-8 hour onset I've experienced with br-dfly. 3 - Ergot alkaloids are vasoconstrictors too! LSD was first being developed for this purpose! So, some degree of disseminated peripheral lividity or vasculitis is not at all uncommon. 4 - Around the time of those events, I had previously dose 7, 10, and 12 tabs od the red aums on seperate occasions about two weeks apart each - If they had been br-dfly, I would not be around today and would not have had the awesome time I did on them.
I think the only reason he wound up in hospital (and I might add, was discharged a few hours later and picked up by his father), is because in your dream, this particular under eighteen year old was supplied with an irresponsible volume of a powerful psychedelic.
I too, harboured this speculation for a little while, as to what they contained, but a little more research quickly dispelled the suggestion of dragonfly dosing. it may not be LSD, but they have certainly been lysergic analogues if not. In my humble opinion, it IS LSD, however it has been laid with a high amount of cheap crystal (say lavender or even champagne) which is responsible for the 'jagged' kind of feeling and visuals one tends to get from them.
Not everything is a conspiracy.
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