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anon192831
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anon192831
1y ago
Hopefully new upstarts with a vision for quality. It seems that every brand starts out with noble intentions, then after rising to meteoric success, they get gutted and we have to wait for the new, high quality up start.
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anon192831
7y ago
It's not just hitting the vacuum tube. If one just trips for the sake of tripping, then there is not much to be gained except for several hours of happy serotonin hits in the brain. However, what we know about psychs is that there is a
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anon192831
8y ago
CBD is not psychoactive. So generally no. However CBD can have THC alongside it, which could have the anxiety/paranoia effects.
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anon192831
8y ago
If you can find access to a psychedelic like LSD/mushrooms, it is more likely a far more effective treatment for anxiety & depression than any SSRI's available. Microdoses can be very effective and a regimen only needs to last
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anon192831
8y ago
It seems challenging as full-cotton shirts seem to be more prone to shrinkage and aren't necessarily as soft and resilient like the cotton/poly blends that are all so prevalent in just about every fabric out there.
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anon192831
8y ago
perhaps it's possible that it's not enough to be dangerous in isolation, but perhaps significant enough for those that already have a lot of existing dna damage (e.g. late stage cancer patients and elderly).
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anon192831
8y ago
Korea has a different system where they don't pay rent, but they pay what's called jeonse (jun-sae). You pay about 33-50-60% the value of the property and live rent free for 2 years. At the end of the 2 years, you get your lump
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8y ago
Of course victims should not have to bear the responsibility, yet it's an unfortunate state of affairs that we must rely on victims in order to bring justice and awareness. Not sure how YC would go about proactively screening away bad
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8y ago
I have a brother in-law (20yo) that's also on the spectrum (aspergers). In an attempt to help with general anxiety that's associated with Aspergers, we introduced him to marijuana (as it has a relaxing effect), but that just mainl