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It's possible that your taste for coffee developed at least partially because it contains dopaminergic narcotic inside. "He doesn't like cocaine, he just likes
by wafflemaker 2y ago
It's possible that your taste for coffee developed at least partially because it contains dopaminergic narcotic inside.
"He doesn't like cocaine, he just likes the smell" (from the song Too much Yayo by The Streets).
That's how drugs work, they throw a kind of spell on you, so that, from your trippy perspective, you think that you're not addicted.
- xanderlewis 2y agoSo it’s just a coincidence that I also like (relatively less caffeinated) tea, herbal infusions (no caffeine — or any active ingredient — at all), and other such beverages? Even if what you suggest is true, it might equally apply to listening to music, going for a run, and other activities that induce a pleasurable physiological response. I’ll say something that seems to be incredibly controversial around these parts: caffeine is basically harmless, and so is alcohol when consumed in moderation. I guess most people just don’t understand what ‘moderation’ actually means — it’s less than you might think. Cocaine, of course, is not harmless at all. > they throw a kind of spell on you, so that, from your trippy perspective, you think that you're not addicted. Sounds like bro science to me. Empirically, most addicts know they’re addicted even if they won’t admit it.