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You've clearly been burned. That's fine, but tell us your story rather than giving some vague advice devoid of context.
by lumpypua 12y ago
You've clearly been burned. That's fine, but tell us your story rather than giving some vague advice devoid of context.
- lgieron 12y agoMy friend's mental health was seriously and irreversibly damaged by a one time adventure with psychedelics... Apparenty, non-negligible (over 1%?) portion of the population reacts this way.
- shutupalready 12y agoI know a kid whose throat swelled up, couldn't breathe for several minutes, and suffered brain damage after a one time incident of eating peanuts... Apparently, non-negligible (over 1% [1]) portion of the population reacts this way. Lesson for everybody: Don't eat nuts! [1] http://www.mountsinai.org/about-us/newsroom/press-releases/rate-of-childhood-peanut-allergies-more-than-tripled-between-1997-and-2008 http://www.mountsinai.org/about-us/newsroom/press-releases/r... Your argument against psychedelics is not persuasive in the manner presented.
- lgieron 12y agoIt depends on how much risk averse you are - I know that, for me, trying out psychedelics is not worth the 1% risk of going into psychotic breakdown, being admitted to psychiatric ward or even messing myself up permanently. For others it might be worth it.