https://archive.ph/C3kGV https://archive.ph/C3kGV > Even infrequent users—those who used, on average, roughly three times a month—scored higher on a delusional

https://archive.ph/C3kGV https://archive.ph/C3kGV > Even infrequent users—those who used, on average, roughly three times a month—scored higher on a delusional-thought scale than ex–ketamine users, people who took other drugs, and people who didn’t use drugs at all. Those who averaged 20 uses a month scored even higher. People believed that they were the sole recipients of secret messages, or that society and people around them were especially attuned to them. The psychological profile of a frequent ketamine user, Morgan and her team concluded, was someone who had “profound” impairments in short- and long-term memory and was “distinctly dissociated in their day-to-day existence.”