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I was about to say I can probably correlate the number of births in Denmark to the number of storks entering the country or something. Regarding the study I th
by tyfon 9y ago
I was about to say I can probably correlate the number of births in Denmark to the number of storks entering the country or something.
Regarding the study I think both the LSD and being environmentally friendly are the result of certain personality traits, some of which I certainly possess.
- arjie 9y agoOther HN readers, you may accept the following excerpt from the link to determine whether your fellow commenters read more than the headline before they comment: > However, the relationship between taking psychedelics and being green is only a correlation and the eco-friendly behaviors in the study were all self-reported. This begs the question: Are people who have environmental concerns just more likely to be open to trying drugs? > The researchers say this isn’t the case because people who are into environmental issues are not more likely to indulge in other drugs, whether it's tobacco, marijuana, alcohol, or recreational illegal substances. There was also no hint that certain personality types are drawn towards both psychedelics and nature. Doubtless your fellow commenters will say the explanations are inadequate. But was that the impression of the article that they wanted you to have in their original comments? That the question was asked and inadequately answered? I leave this to you.
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