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As a US citizen, yes my country sucks. It has sucked before and it's sucking just about as hard as it has since the trail of tears. I am embarrassed by my nation's leaders abetting genocide, defunding aid programs, putting people who live here in prison for the crime of existing, refusing to tax the rich or corporations, etc etc.

But there are a shit ton of us that aren't like that. We have a totally fucked election system, a flawed and vague constitution, and fascists in every branch of government.

It's really not all of us, I swear, and not by a long shot.

My experience with that stuff is it lasts too damn long. Fun though.

I am not religious in the least and I gotta say aborts are blessed.

It's important to remember that with cubensis you become immune very quickly. If you take whatever and then take more in a couple hours because it wasn't strong enough, it's not going to hit right.

I think it's a great feature of the stuff because you essentially make yourself immune to it for several days or a week, reducing the chance of addiction.

I had .35 oz of mushrooms two days ago and I saw the faces and eyes of the God that lives in my solar plexus.

Fantastic experience. Scary as all fuck. But fun as shit. I just had a major change in my life and I always try to trip about it when I have time to think.

PSA this is a bad example of psychedelic use perhaps and definitely...uh .... don't do drugs kids

With force of will you can change the trip, but that requires experience. I think this is why novices have bad trips. That and spending too long looking in the mirror both physically and metaphorically.

Or maybe people it's not great for weed themselves out. But I can't imagine anything better for everyone.

Tiny tiny bits of electricity.

Which? He ran his presidential campaigns without any corporate backing.

I have met a shocking number of Trump voters who really like or liked Bernie Sanders. That number is four, but it's still shocking and I don't go out much. Obviously they aren't paying much attention to policy or reality, but I wonder how common this is? My father-in-law is one.

People who live a hunter-gatherer lifestyle today live 65+ regularly. The average may be lower for uncontacted peoples for various reasons, or higher because of reduced disease transmission. I imagine it depends on the group.

Now, I will give you that humans have refined their techniques of hunting etc over that 90k years in a way that caused less accidental deaths.

The crux of the matter though is that the statistical averages you have seen are flawed by infant mortality. In these societies, if you made it past toddler age you were statistically likely to live a long time.

What would be killing people much past their "prime" and how do you define prime?

But it isn't. Technically.

Put that shit in the refrigerator, it's awesome.