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I believe that what comes after this life is way better.
You are right

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I believe that what comes after this life is way better.
QuoteAs I said such factors like these are uncontrollable, and if you read all the accounts I quoted above, you will see what I am saying is indeed true. The problem it is very random. You have little to no conscious control in a trip. Anything can happen, and if a particularly bad trip happens and endures for hours, that trauma will remain with you for a long time. D
QuoteBen K, they're illegal in most countries, enough said.
QuoteSo someone in authority, that in turn depends on an assessment of the drugs by scientific bodies, has good reason to believe these drugs should be illegal.
Quote from: PsanQuote from: markulousWith that aside, immortality comes with a heavy price. Such as making a pact with a demon, or selling your soul.
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Where did you learn such things?
There is no natural law which says that death is a necessity. Its a technological problem to be solved. Death is a result of accumulation of errors during DNA replications which happen as cells divide.
In not very distant future average humans will be able to live 300 years or so, which I think is long enough for you to do everything you always wanted to do. But there are still things such as diseases and accidents.
The permanent solution that I can think of is to grow bodies in factories and simply transfer your consciousness to a ready made body by leaving the old one, if it gets old or damaged or if you get bored of it.
Quote1. Dormant psychological and emotional issues
2. External events during the trip
3. Any anxieties and worries that may arise just before or during the trip
4. Recent anxieties and experiences
Quote from: jilola
User beware, eh?
2cents & L&L
Jouni
QuoteWell, if you are arguing it all in intention of use, I think that is largely out of your control, because drugs are base on chemicals, that elicit physical reactions in the body and mind. If you use any drug, particularly class A and class B, it will have harmful effects. Now, sometimes, those who don't experience side effects, may claim that this clears them of harmful effects, however we know that after a certain use or dosage, they do cause harmful effects in many. While, it may not seem obvious, because the effects are not manifest on the surface, it is likely there are subtle unconscious and physiological effects. Hence, why I say, they are inherently bad.
If tiny bad things are allowed to accumulate, they will eventually amount into something much bigger. This can be anything from bad cholestrol, drugs, alcohol, nicotine, drugs, stress, anger etc
Quote from: Ben KQuote from: dataWell prolonged usage of drugs is not good for the mind and health, as they create dependencies, and further harm normal functions. Many of the recreational drugs are potentially dangerous even in short use. Many also have what is called a "crash" phase, that is after temporary beneficial effects, there are rather unpleasent effects. So there is something inheretly not good about drugs.
No pain no gain
But saying there is something inherently not good about drugs is saying there is something inherently not good about a knife. It all depends on the person. And most drugs are only dangerous when
1. You dont know what you are doing
2. You know the drugs is particularly harmful/habit forming but do it anyway(crack, etc)
Dependency is a funny word. If you mean you need the drug to create the normal chemicals the body would create anyway, then yes, that can be bad. But the brain will start to create these chemicals again after you stop taking the drug for awhile. If you mean you "need the drug to get through the day" type thing, eh i guess it depends on the situation.
It all comes down to moderation. Just like everything else in life. And as long as you know that drugs are not expanded awareness in a capsule or such youll be fine.
QuoteDidn't say they are just] a short cut or a shortcut at all.
The bit about trying to reach the Titanic should've been the clue.
No worries though. I've with you in that I agree drugs will never (hardly ever at anyy rate) yield any useable results. Just like freediving to the Titanic won't result in you actually getting there.
Quote from: dataWell prolonged usage of drugs is not good for the mind and health, as they create dependencies, and further harm normal functions. Many of the recreational drugs are potentially dangerous even in short use. Many also have what is called a "crash" phase, that is after temporary beneficial effects, there are rather unpleasent effects. So there is something inheretly not good about drugs.
Quote from: jilolaPerhaps the correct metaphor in regard to entheogenic drugs is Mt. Everest, a helicopter and what happens when one gets suddenly dumped on top on the said mountain.
Altitude sickness. Eh?
The point being, one can get there in many ways but some are less drastic tha others and the same more constructive.
One can get to the Titanic hugging an anchor and in a submarine. Choose.
2cents & L&L
Jouni