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by bfuller 8y ago
inner silence vs quietude
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by bfuller 8y ago
ah this is great thank you.
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by bfuller 8y ago
This seems relevant to my industry
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by bfuller 8y ago
For the mundane among us (like myself): trello works pretty good
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by bfuller 8y ago
Uh yeah absolutely. These things are powerful and special tools and having a major media figure basically going around freaking people out fucked up both recreational use and clinical use. Learys sabotage is directly responsible for the sta
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by bfuller 8y ago
I will ask you kindly not to put words in my mouth. The fact is, due to Learys extremely irresponsible actions it made clinical research of psychedelics taboo. Saying the moral panic was unjustified is just blatantly ignoring a large part o
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by bfuller 8y ago
That's not entirely true. Irresponsible use pushed by people like Leary made the panic pretty justified. I am so happy their clinical use is coming back in style, but let's not forget that these are very dangerous tools in the wro
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by bfuller 8y ago
I do find that a glass of oj gets me "moving" rather quickly in the morning
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by bfuller 8y ago
So you are supposing the taste has something to do with it? because on the ph scale oj and coffee are pretty close. Sounds extremely subjective.
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by bfuller 8y ago
Of course people microdosing are a minority. But that doesnt mean you are not missing out. LSD should be used as a last resort for people with treatment resistant adhd/depression, but it can be a total miracle drug. I wonder why you ar
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by bfuller 8y ago
You're kidding yourself if you think every human has the same sleep needs. For me 5 to 7 hours is optimal, 8 hours or more leaves me sluggish for the day.
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by bfuller 8y ago
..but coffee is also acidic? what am I missing here?
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by bfuller 8y ago
the peak of MDMA is more like 1.5 hrs. A good lsd dose will have you peaking for 6 hours.
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by bfuller 8y ago
>locking down ip that's the golden ticket right there. a meshnet is entirely possible RIGHT NOW but it would entirely destroy the idea of copyright and IP
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by bfuller 8y ago
so if you had HIV youd opt out of anti viral drugs?
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by bfuller 8y ago
I live near the busiest chic fil a in the country. If they didn't have the iPads it would be impossible to serve all the people.
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by bfuller 8y ago
we will could bases?
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by bfuller 8y ago
I own a roomba and I do think it's great. Why dont you like it?
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by bfuller 8y ago
Any person? You sure?
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by bfuller 8y ago
salvia still is legal in most states. and it is far from a typical psychedelic.
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by bfuller 8y ago
I think the smell of Paris is very unique
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by bfuller 8y ago
In Dallas people unhappy with the eyesore of littered dockless bikes have started vandalizing them en masse like they did in Paris. These ofo bikes were by far the easiest to steal (the locking mechanism could be removed with a screw driver
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by bfuller 8y ago
Look into 1-PLSD
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by bfuller 8y ago
>And more ubiquitous than LSD-25. that is CERTAINLY false.
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by bfuller 8y ago
drugs
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by bfuller 8y ago
The solution is a startup and if you want to talk about what I'm working on I'd love to
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by bfuller 8y ago
>t's hard to reconcile a late-hours youth culture with responsible 9-5 job culture I'm a founder at a startup trying to address this problem.
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by bfuller 8y ago
Funny enough last time I used one of these I still screwed it up and ended up having to talk to a cashier anyway.
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by bfuller 8y ago
Tianeptine is a lot different than kratom though. I know it works really well for some people, but its abuse potential is far higher than kratom. I could never have it around, no matter how well it treats depression, because as a former opi
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by bfuller 8y ago
Thanks dang.

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