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> it affects different people differently with some ending up resulting in a negative experience overall I mean 7% having a negative experience after a few mon
by yieldcrv 3y ago
> it affects different people differently with some ending up resulting in a negative experience overall
I mean 7% having a negative experience after a few months of use is better than coffee right?
I don't know coffee's stats but people that are co-dependent on coffee think its waaaay more normalized than it is. 17.5 drink decaf which is like 95% less caffiene, basically trace amounts
- lm28469 3y ago> I don't know coffee's stats but people that are co-dependent It's just "dependent" or "addicted"", codependency is something else entirely
- yieldcrv 3y agothe reason I used that word is because I felt someone else would argue about the words “dependent” or “addicted”
- jrflowers 3y agoThis is a good idea. If you are concerned about how people might object to the usage of one word, it is best to use another without looking up the definition. It’s a sign of a germane turgid intellect, heretofore.
- partomniscient 3y ago>Participants were primarily college-educated White men residing in the United States with a prior history of psychedelic use; mean age = 40 years. Participants primarily used dried psilocybin mushrooms (mean dose = 3.1 grams) for “self-exploration” purposes. I think the participants already don't represent the everyday person or even coffee drinker, but I certainly don't disagree with your last statement either.
- konfusinomicon 3y agoif the average person was accustomed to taking 3g of science grade mushrooms this world would be very different lol...oh no Mr. Dinosaur, I don't think that was a microdose!