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> ...never going through school, dating, having a job, starting a family, etc. Are those things really an important part of “the” human experience? I'm surpris
by tzar 8y ago
> ...never going through school, dating, having a job, starting a family, etc.
Are those things really an important part of “the” human experience? I'm surprised to hear psychedelics mentioned in the same sentence as such a normative prescription.
- Alex3917 8y ago> Are those things really an important part of “the” human experience? Yes, but important in the sense of them being the most salient human experiences, not important in the sense that you should do them. E.g. I’d put going to war in the same category.