Have you ever taken illegal drugs?

[Mr.G]

Marijuana and hash, but not for me. I'm interested in trying psychedelics though

I remember going to a friend's house in high school, he told me that he (and another guy who was there) had done mushrooms, they were hanging in the basement, away from the parents. When he talked to me, he had a distant look in his eyes, and held on to my arm for support.

Anyway, I have never done any hard drugs, but if I was gonna try something I think it would be mushrooms.

[stellan]

weed

[Centurion]

I've tried weed and cocaine on a few occasions. I disliked it.

[Hithaeglir]

Only marijuana socially. I'm not very big on drugs.

[slaog]

I tried weed back in the day. I had a glass of something in my hand, dropped it and it was the funniest thing ever. There was a girl with us and she looked on disapprovingly which made it all the funnier for me.


Never tried anything harder and never will.

[Blondie]

Interesting that many user are openly talking about it.

[Glauk]

weed
shrums
hash/shit
Extasy
Speed(mixed/purer version)
Cocain( from to eu standard and we had some bomb shit from Latin America)
Mdma
Mdmma
3mmc
3ms
lsd
Liquid molly/ghb

and other weird ones that I don't know the name

Maybe mistakenly meth

This was the time I used to party and rave, I have been clean for 2 years and a half, I only drink now occasionally, 10 times a year maybe

[Petalpusher]

1st rule, never consume what you are selling.

[Benyzero]

1st rule, never consume what you are selling.

my man

[JamesBond007]

Interesting that many user are openly talking about it.

Sherlock Holmes, the most famous consulting detective in literature, used occasionally cocaine and morphine to escape, as he said, from “the dull routine of existence.” Goering was quite smart and a drug addict too not mention Hitler towards the end of the war :

Smart People Do More Drugs--Because of Evolution

Evolutionary psychologist Satoshi Kanazawa has this theory, which he calls the Savanna-IQ Interaction Hypothesis.

Evolutionary psychologist Satoshi Kanazawa has this theory, which he calls the Savanna-IQ Interaction Hypothesis. Here's how it goes: intelligence evolved as a way to deal with "evolutionary novelties"--to help humans respond to things in their environment to which they were, as a species, unaccustomed. Thus, smart people are more likely to deal with new things and try them. Those new things seem to include drugs.

Why? Because, as Kanazawa explains, while "the use of opium dates back to about 5,000 years ago ... Other psychoactive drugs are 'chemical' (pharmacological, 17 ); they require modern chemistry to manufacture." Psychoactive drugs, therefore, are evolutionarily pretty new to humans. Which means that smart people, according to the theory, will be more likely to take psychoactive drugs. That's true even if the drugs are bad for them: "[the Hypothesis] does not predict that more intelligent individuals are more likely to engage in healthy and beneficial behavior, only that they are more likely to engage in evolutionarily novel behavior."


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https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/...lution/335457/


I just did crystal meth a week ago bitches ! What now ... wut wut wut ?