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I think you might be in dire need of some LSD if you can't imagine cutting up paper into small pieces.

• dwiel 11y ago
  The typical size of paper used to carry one dose is 1/4" square. Cutting that into 10 equal sized pieces would be relatively tedious. It also assumes that the LSD is distributed evenly across the paper.
  • futuravenir 11y ago
    https://gimletmedia.com/episode/44-shine-on-you-crazy-goldman/ https://gimletmedia.com/episode/44-shine-on-you-crazy-goldma... At around 20:30, she starts talking about the process. Take the piece of acid, dissolve it in water overnight. Drink 1/10th of the bottle of water. Or, y'know, an exacto knife and a ruler.
  • tkjef 11y ago
    Tiny scissors, steady hand. Done. However, yes, the distribution per piece may be off.
  • coldtea 11y ago
    >The typical size of paper used to carry one dose is 1/4" square. Cutting that into 10 equal sized pieces would be relatively tedious. Is that considering "tedious" nowadays?