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I understand where you're coming from, but do you expect all people to discount their own experiences because they don't meet some threshold of validity? Humans

I understand where you're coming from, but do you expect all people to discount their own experiences because they don't meet some threshold of validity? Humans don't live daily life like that. I think there's value in anecdotal data, especially when presented with the appropriate caveats. Otherwise, is my entire life a sham unless it is backed up by double blind trials?

soulofmischief 7y ago
It's not about the threshold of validity. It's about the threshold dose used, whose psychoactive effects are generally placed at higher doses. There is no value in anecdotal data when this is something that can be properly measured, especially when it has to do with medical science and people's lives are involved. OP is making bogus, unsubstantiated claims and does not need to be defended.