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> When not done under proper set & setting, yeah. Sorry but this is the biggest load of garbage. You can do everything right, and still come away with trauma a
by BasedAnon 3y ago
> When not done under proper set & setting, yeah.
Sorry but this is the biggest load of garbage. You can do everything right, and still come away with trauma and psych issues. It's like writing randomly to memory from ring 0 and hoping you don't irreversibly wreck your install.
- NoImmatureAdHom 3y ago> You can do everything right, and still come away with trauma and psych issues Yes, but the question is: how likely are "trauma & psych issues"? How dangerous is the drug in comparison to going out and having six drinks over the course of the night, or (if you do LSD say once a year) a year's worth of drinking? Or, how about in comparison to living somewhere that means you need to drive to work every weekday?
- BasedAnon 3y agoThis presumes I think drinking is better, I don't, in fact I would probably argue LSD is a less harmful drug on the whole compared to alcohol.
- NoImmatureAdHom 3y agoYeah sorry, I don't mean to presume. I just mean that you need to know the magnitude and have comparisons to really have a meaningful opinion.
- YeGoblynQueenne 3y ago"set & setting" is mainly a convenient red herring to switch off any curious inquiry about the risks from psychedelics. It goes like this: -- My friend took drug X and he had an accident! -- Set & setting? In other words, we don't care about your friend and his accident, we're just trying to counter any suggestions that he had an accident because of drug X. It was his fault for choosing the wrong set & setting. Which should tell you all you need to know about the "communities" that form around those substances. People ready to blame each other for whatever happens to them just in case their favourite drug gets a bad name. What a community.