Posted on 08/16/2016 9:12:21 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Just stay away from Cern videos.
LOL!
Thanks for the post; youtube link.
Stay alert, stay healthy, stay informed, stay rational, stay safe, stay armed. BUMP!
Sounds great. Dosage needs to be controlled. More Phase I testing. /S
Wow, that is scary!
One is a respectable profession. The other is academic.
teve Jobs — LSD
LSD was a big deal for Steve Jobs. How big? Evidently, Jobs believed that experimenting with LSD in the 1960s was “one of the two or three most important things he had done in his life.” What’s more, he felt that there were parts of him that the people he knew and worked with could not understand, simply because they hadn’t had a go at psychedelics. This latter sentiment also comes through in his recently published biography, wherein Jobs goes so far as to associate what he interpreted as Bill Gates’ dearth of imagination with a lack of psychedelic experimentation:
The ONLY reason it continues is because many people make HUGE money off this insane policy
I need a little historical help from freepers. Why did we close down our mental health insitutuions? Part of the argument was that it was an industry and huge money was being made if I remember correctly.
Who bears the cost of mental health? (your reference to “socialism”) I remember in Iowa initialy it was counties, Every county had a county farm where disabled could work. Then we moved to property tax, I can still remember the line item on the property tax bill. Then it moved to state.
Who pays it now? and it is being paid and it involves HUGE MONEY. It is a big social cost. Insurance, state taxes and federal taxes.
Richard Feynman — LSD, Marijuana, Ketamine
Feynman was always careful about drug use, for fear of what it might do to his brain — giving up alcohol, for example, when he began to exhibit symptoms of addiction. In “Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!,” he writes, “You see, I get such fun out of thinking that I don’t want to destroy this most pleasant machine that makes life such a big kick. It’s the same reason that, later on, I was reluctant to try experiments with LSD in spite of my curiosity about hallucinations.”
Nevertheless, Feynman’s curiosity got the best of him when he became acquainted with none other than John C. Lilly and his sensory deprivation tanks. Feynman experimented briefly with LSD, ketamine and marijuana, which he used to bring on isolation-induced hallucinations more quickly than he could when sober.
Simple Definition of self–righteous
: having or showing a strong belief that your own actions, opinions, etc., are right and other people’s are wrong
Source: Merriam-Webster’s
...or both...
Great. That is the most Ad Hominem attacks I have ever seen in one post. Congrats. This is the second person today I have seen you attack. Why so ANGRY? Also, I believe you are projecting, I can see it in your post: Psychological projection is a theory in psychology in which humans defend themselves against their own unconscious impulses or qualities (both positive and negative) by denying their existence in themselves while attributing them to others.[1] For example, a person who is habitually rude may constantly accuse other people of being rude. It incorporates blame shifting. HEH HEH
They have to keep the sheep pacified some way. Else they would have clear minds and realize what is going on and change back to where individuals, not Government, controlled their lives. If some serfs are killed along the way, it is just the cost of doing business.
My vote goes to the tenured Sociology Professor at an IVY League University. Prostitutes have standards. Low ones but still standards.
It’s probably all just Florida :D
Over the summer my cousins kid tried synthetic MJ.
He has schizophrenia now!
Why do I think you won't see the problem?
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