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6y ago
the sun with its magnetic force lines?
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6y ago
just put a reverse proxy in front of them
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6y ago
Any positions open currently?
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it isn't that you aren't allowed to have the spiritual practice, you are welcome to use mescaline (the active ingredient in peyote, which can be synthesized) however you want. It is also available in some other cactuses that aren
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Definitely agree on the Hubble Space Telescope! Total hero.
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6y ago
I see no reason to worry about people possessing demons as long as the demons get their shots and are kept on a leash. legalizing demon possession would allow sensible regulations.
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6y ago
Can you provide examples? I'm having trouble thinking of anything that is based on frequency alone. Laser light can be illegal if it is beamed towards aircraft. Radio waves can be illegal if they are transmitted with high enough ene
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6y ago
These are awesome! Really helpful to shift conversations towards harm reduction.
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6y ago
We need a social context for how and when to take them (beyond "let's partee!"). If you look at cultures with a long history of psychedelic practice, the use tends to be very ritualized, with a lot of specific context as to
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I was thinking of the state's congress. However you are right that's not what it is called. I'm so used to thinking of the federal system I misremembered the term. Thanks for clearing it up.
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It is important not to lump all drugs together. Personally, I think heroin and amphetamines are extremely dangerous and would hope people stop taking them. Addicting children to amphetamines as part of treating ADHD is very worrying to me
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This is a good argument in general but unfortunately it depends on tax structures and other external forces. For instance, cannabis is legal in many states now yet cartels still distribute it at huge profits simply because the taxes are ex
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There have been a -lot- [0] of MDMA studies at this point, for PTSD and other issues. In particular a common finding is that the efficacy of MDMA+Therapy 1 year post-treatment is far higher than therapy alone (significant reduction in rela
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Great points. Worth noting that Tylenol is extremely hepatotoxic in quite low doses (relative to the therapeutic dose). Several grams can kill you.
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Native Americans already have a legal way to use peyote in the context of spiritual practice.
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More likely if we all call our congresspeople and let them know that we want it passed.
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I generally agree with you, but I think decriminalizing is not only good first step, but does itself allow for a small amount of quality control. For instance if MDMA is decriminalized, but PMA (something you very much would prefer not to
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thats a super catchy name!
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6y ago
implementation issues such as, wanting to maximize profits at the expense of workers.
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California State Legislator Introduces Bill to Decriminalize Psychedelics
(maps.org)
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Currently public offices are allocated by vote to people who have absolutely no idea what the job entails, yet are seeking power. So picking people randomly by lot does seem superior to me vs. picking people who want power. Maybe we could
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Athens -- a city built by slaves with riches obtained by military conquest, for the exclusive benefit of men. A poor model to emulate; we can do better. Nevertheless, I think Sortition is a very interesting approach we should consider impl
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https://letsownpge.org has some answers to these issues.
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Directly quoting people is not character attacking them: Here's a screenshot of what Tim Boyd (the mayor I quoted) said, in his own words: https://twitter.com/Holiday1326/status/1361808806515253248 and here&#
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Capitalism working as intended was the main driver of the Texas power shortage. Texas' grid was explicitly designed to profit off of shortages, which is why it has always been kept separate. Former governor Rick Perry said Texans wou
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Could do it the same way JS did it, with const and let keywords. Breaks nothing.
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on iOS: turn that off with Settings > Mail > Load remote images
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do you have a source for this? I imagine you are right, but is there an interesting story about it you've seen?
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yeah the domain tells me everything i need to know--not interested in this particular device and hope they fail. someone better should do the same thing.
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This is awesome! Do you have plans/a timeline for keyboard/mouse input?
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