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This wasn't what I imagined myself doing this morning, but here is a shortened step-by-step guide how to acquire psychedelics as an adult: - Get Tor browser an

This wasn't what I imagined myself doing this morning, but here is a shortened step-by-step guide how to acquire psychedelics as an adult: - Get Tor browser and find one of the various marketplaces, purchase small samples and send part of the sample to one of the various test labs that can confirm the quality OR - Find a community where people are likely to have some sort of experience with psychedelics, like self-improvement groups, hacker spaces or just visit raves - Start talking with a person who could maybe possibly have done psychedelics at one point or another. Don't ask them outright about buying, but starts a conversation about your curiosity around psychedelics for self-help. - If they reciprocate, you can at one point of the conversation ask them kindly if they happen to know anyone who can sell to you. If they say no, just move on with the conversation as to not make anything awkward for either of you - Repeat until you find someone, you'll find someone for sure, in either of the groups mentioned before.

galaxyLogic 3y ago
> Start talking with a person who could maybe possibly have done psychedelics Clue: If they are a guy with long hair. Or if they are a gal they might have flowers in their hair
- swores 3y ago
  Having known a few people of those two physical descriptions, and quite a few people who've used psychedelics, in my small sample set you'd be looking at the wrong people. Change "long hair male" to "dreadlocks on a white male" and you'd have a point, but the majority of long-haired men I've known either wouldn't do drugs or are into non-psychedelics. And having spent a lot of time in clubs/festivals/house parties around drug use, of the many many users and dealers of psychedelics I've met... I don't think I could narrow down a single "look" that's more, or less, likely than any other. On the other hand, a) there is "a look" to facial expressions (not dissimilar to a weed "stoned" or amazed expression) that can be quite recognisable of somebody being under the influence - aided by things like super wide pupils and b) there are activities - such as being in a place where people are dancing to electronic music of some genre - where plenty of people use psychedelics and those faces can often be seen (though easily confused with expressions caused by other classes of drug).
- capableweb 3y ago
  I'd probably go by more of non-visual characteristics (openness, uncommon worldviews, unusually emphatic and so on) rather than just visual clues, but YMMV
  - toast0 3y ago
    It's hard to identify people to start talking to with those characteristics, as many of them are only apparent after you're in conversation.
- pessimizer 3y ago
  Better clue: if you're friendly with them and they've talked about doing psychedelics.
TrainedMonkey 3y ago
It's amazing how much of how-to-get-drugs-advice is be social and talk to people. Props for including the technical solution too!
- capableweb 3y ago
  Hah, true :) I think "talk to others" is often a solution that is overlooked and is very powerful. Probably the best parts of my life wouldn't be possible if I didn't force myself to socialize with others, even if it's difficult and I don't want to do it until after the socialization is done then I feel good about it.
  - toast0 3y ago
    Ugh, even Power Magazine told us "talk to everyone", but I'd rather not. :P
tessierashpool 3y ago
or you could do what I did, wear a t-shirt with mushrooms on it because you're a big nutrition nerd, and then just watch the surprising but interesting questions roll in

galaxyLogic 3y ago

> Start talking with a person who could maybe possibly have done psychedelics Clue: If they are a guy with long hair. Or if they are a gal they might have flowers in their hair

swores 3y ago
Having known a few people of those two physical descriptions, and quite a few people who've used psychedelics, in my small sample set you'd be looking at the wrong people. Change "long hair male" to "dreadlocks on a white male" and you'd have a point, but the majority of long-haired men I've known either wouldn't do drugs or are into non-psychedelics. And having spent a lot of time in clubs/festivals/house parties around drug use, of the many many users and dealers of psychedelics I've met... I don't think I could narrow down a single "look" that's more, or less, likely than any other. On the other hand, a) there is "a look" to facial expressions (not dissimilar to a weed "stoned" or amazed expression) that can be quite recognisable of somebody being under the influence - aided by things like super wide pupils and b) there are activities - such as being in a place where people are dancing to electronic music of some genre - where plenty of people use psychedelics and those faces can often be seen (though easily confused with expressions caused by other classes of drug).
capableweb 3y ago
I'd probably go by more of non-visual characteristics (openness, uncommon worldviews, unusually emphatic and so on) rather than just visual clues, but YMMV
- toast0 3y ago
  It's hard to identify people to start talking to with those characteristics, as many of them are only apparent after you're in conversation.
pessimizer 3y ago
Better clue: if you're friendly with them and they've talked about doing psychedelics.

TrainedMonkey 3y ago

It's amazing how much of how-to-get-drugs-advice is be social and talk to people. Props for including the technical solution too!

capableweb 3y ago
Hah, true :) I think "talk to others" is often a solution that is overlooked and is very powerful. Probably the best parts of my life wouldn't be possible if I didn't force myself to socialize with others, even if it's difficult and I don't want to do it until after the socialization is done then I feel good about it.
- toast0 3y ago
  Ugh, even Power Magazine told us "talk to everyone", but I'd rather not. :P

tessierashpool 3y ago

or you could do what I did, wear a t-shirt with mushrooms on it because you're a big nutrition nerd, and then just watch the surprising but interesting questions roll in