Reply #13: Its better than when i was young doing "research" [View All]

[sweetheart]

I remember trying to learn about what drugs "really" do, at a
massive university library. The only works that i found were by
timothy leary... old ones... It was by the works of his mate
Ram Das that i discovered meditation that has changed me life
since.

I just looked around, and was absolutely amazed at the broad spectrum
of drugs-information on the web available by a simple google... heck,
i even managed to locate a cannabis supplier over the web using
such techniques. :-)

The thing i like about google is just to read several pages until
i narrow it down to what i'm really wanting to know... and wow,
its a major step forward for most of the world this search
engine thing. We might take it for granted as ubiquitous, but
were you in a small midwest christian prison-town, looking for
real info about life, the web is heaven.

Unfortunately, drugs-wise people are not available to help people
learn in person. It would be a great course in a university,
"recreational drugs 501" Leading a group of people through
experiences with different mind-altering substances and having
them tell their experiences openly without any police hate-crime.
Likely most folks would discover that they don't like most drugs
and learn that addiction has less to do with drugs, and more to
do with a culture that has us all addicted to something.