Dasus

Unless youre getting some stone hard soap bar from the Russians, yeah, you can actually taste if there is or isn't something added to your weed. Just like you would if I dipped your cigarette in petrol and let it dry out before you smoked it. It would be painfully obvious it's adulterated.

And again, for what reason? What is the motivation of adulterating drugs?

Afaik various random amphetamines are most often sold as molly and especially lsd

Why would you sell someone amphetamines as lsd? First off, LSD is cheaper, by a lot. Secondly, you use them in completely different ways and one is stinky af and the other is completely tasteless. It'd be like trying to pass off coffee as hot chocolate. Do the drinks have some vague similarity and a person who doesn't know what either means could be mistaken? Yeah.

But anyone who's ever had a cup of coffee wouldn't.

especially lsd, which latter is reportedly completely impossible to find for real in the parts of the world where I am, except maybe for a thousand bucks a tab.

Well sounds like you're in, idk, some Asian country with extremely harsh drug laws? Even so, you could order it by post for 20 dollars a tab. You'd have to pay in crypto and there's not a guarantee it makes it there, but just because you don't know any sellers doesn't mean it's not there's. You just don't have the connections.

make your own research

Idk how serious you're being but that's hilarious af

Yeah. GDPR is from 2016.

What year was it, less than a week ago?

What's 2025 - 10?

I know your schools suck, but surely even you're not incapable of doing basic arithmetic?

So, are you spreading Russian propaganda purposefully, or are you just too dumb to realise it?

Why would he be?

I think they've been inspired by puffins, who's males grow and shed their colourful beaks, kinda like reindeer do with antlers.

Oh man, parenting sure used to be different.

Sam heard about his grandfather's abandoned farm near Delhi, New York, and learned wilderness survival skills by reading a book at the New York City Public Library. Sam's father permitted him to go to Delhi, and, while he didn't think that Sam would survive, said that if he made it, to tell someone in town

Tbf Sam is like one of nine children apparently. So the dad being like "oh you're gonna go to live in the wilderness? Huh, alright, if you survive please don't tell me about it but maybe report to someone" is quite understandable.

Eh, not having all the connotations tuned in as a child doesn't really say anything about having dyslexia. Transposition of letters and whatnot is completely normal as long as you realise it is happening and don't constantly not notice you're doing it to a troubling extent.

I had the same as the person you're replying to, only in my own language. And I taught myself how to read at 5 and didn't require any lessons to learn it and had frankly superior reading skills compared to my age group.

Tldr brainfarts happen

Agree.

Also "crime doesn't pay", "you shouldn't lie" and "we're a monogamous society and you shouldn't cheat in a committed long-term relationship."

Tbh I still kinda believe in the latter, despite knowing it's a childish fantasy.

When I learned food and drinks were energy for your body, I actually thought that when I got sleepy or tired, I just needed to drink or eat something. Not realizing that it wouldn't have mattered.

I mean, that does work sometimes, when your body is lacking in carbs or protein rather than sleep, it can make you tired as to conserve energy you don't have, not knowing we have apps for ordering pizza to practically anywhere on Earth.

So that wasn't wrong per se, more just a tad to simple.

Also in regards to lenses and pretty things, because pottery and paper were already so massive industries in China, they didn't see use for glass as much as Europe which needed it for windows and whatnot.

So then Europe had the advantage in glassworking and thus got some scientific instruments (such as beakers and lenses) first.

How much of that was of because wine, I couldn't say. But I would like to mention that a gene for naturally being (much more) intolerant to alcohol is more common in Asia than in Europe. But how long it's been more common is a question I couldn't answer, as it might be more of a consequence than a cause, with how fast evolution works. (ie Europe has had strong liquor for centuries and you can see from places which only recently got liquor how much more prevalent alcoholism is — it gets filtered out pretty fast as if you're dependant on alcohol and sauced all the time you prolly might not procreate, unless you're not that intolerant to it and manage to function.)

Ugh I've been reading variations of that comment for like 30 years, get a new thing.

This makes me think of an anecdote from Rory Sutherland about "30 years of experience delivered in 30 seconds" when some ad exec drew a logo for a large international company right at the meeting where she was hired and someone thought to question her rates.

So the anecdote was from this guy https://youtube.com/shorts/_2KCzBMz1R0

I don't like marketing people in general but rory is more of a mass psychologist in my opinion than just a tech bro out for money