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I don't think you're quite correct. I think it's more that experiences as "full-spectrum" - they're occurring within multiple modes - while (most) drugs are si
by RangerScience 9y ago
I don't think you're quite correct.
I think it's more that experiences as "full-spectrum" - they're occurring within multiple modes - while (most) drugs are single-spectrum. Which makes sense, most drugs are only trying to affect one thing - that's the goal.
If I jump out a plane, there' a lot more going on than the adrenaline spike. If I take an epipen, there's not much more going on than the adrenaline spike.