Thank you. I appreciate it. That you typed and linked all this on a phone is impressive, but I'm fucking old and I probably don't know how to phone XD.
I think what MAPS is doing is a worthy pursuit. I just think we need to have standards and competent medical professionals administering the studies. But here in
that's not possible (I know the linked study was carried out in Canada.) If these drugs are so illegal that they can't even be tested, then how are we supposed to test them? It just frustrates me to no end. I was born with severe clinical depression. It runs in my family. It's genetic. One of the most therapeutic things I can do is every year or so I tell everyone to fuck off and leave me alone, take a big hit of mushrooms, and just think about stuff... and things, and also stuff. Somehow that staves off the massive depression for a year or so. I haven't done a double-blind study. I just know that it's something I need to do every year or two so I don't destroy myself. For me it's just a survival mechanism.I would love it if we could research things like this though. One dose every year or two. But of course we won't ever do that. We need you eating these pills every fucking day, and we need these pills to be extremely expensive. Your health and well-being is secondary to the bottom line. Selling cures is for chumps. We want you sick forever.
I have been working MEP engineering jobs for over a decade. If we ever got a job called "Bussy Lake" you would never hear the fucking end of it in your entire life. You would quit that company and move on and 20 years later one of your old work homies would call you up to go get some beers and I guarantee the Bussy Lake would come up. Get that bussy! You only have to refrain when you talk to the client. In-house, anything goes.
Also: GOOD post. Get the fuck out of here.