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2019-12-28 at 12:41 AM UTC
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2019-12-28 at 3:14 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace We're talking about whiskey.
Dunno why you think yohimbine is commonplace or even in psychoactive quantities for whiskey, but it's not.
You don't have to prove shit 'to me' but if you're making claims then yeah, you have to prove them if you want anybody to believe it. Nobody is just going to take your word. The idea that different spirits produce different drunks is a wild misconception based on superstition and ignorance.
Different weed produces different effects based on the strain even with the same thc to cbd or whatever because of the 5000 different terpenes
Its mote thans just those 2 or 3 chemicals, but the rest sren't studied
The other ingredients in alcohols arent studied because they aren't interesting, that doesn't mean they aren't psychoactive, it means there's no data.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-12-28 at 3:15 PM UTCShut up faggot and kill yourself
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2019-12-28 at 3:18 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace guess you make unsubstantiated claims. Cool.
Thats like saying pickles dont make a pregnant girl happy or chocolate a bleeding girl soothed or tea mellow whilst coffee alert and red bull jittery
Its like saying raisin brain makes you feel the same as sugar and white flour, or fanta the same as an orange -
2019-12-28 at 3:38 PM UTC
Originally posted by DietPiano Different weed produces different effects based on the strain even with the same thc to cbd or whatever because of the 5000 different terpenes
Its mote thans just those 2 or 3 chemicals, but the rest sren't studied
The other ingredients in alcohols arent studied because they aren't interesting, that doesn't mean they aren't psychoactive, it means there's no data.
So what you're saying is, you have no science to back up your claims.
With weed we know about the different cannabinoids.
You literally think that alcohol hasn't been studied for this??? Like, we've had alcohol as part of our society for centuries, but we just haven't got around to testing to see if it contains other psychoactives? Fucking lol. I suppose you haven't heard of congeners? I mean you might have a case if you were talking about hangovers and dehydration relating to congeners, but as far as angry/happy kind of drunks, no.
You have a right to believe whatever you want, but I'll continue to look towards science for my answers, thanks. -
2019-12-28 at 3:39 PM UTC
Originally posted by DietPiano Thats like saying pickles dont make a pregnant girl happy or chocolate a bleeding girl soothed or tea mellow whilst coffee alert and red bull jittery
Its like saying raisin brain makes you feel the same as sugar and white flour, or fanta the same as an orange
This is a ridiculous analogy. -
2019-12-28 at 4 PM UTC
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2019-12-28 at 4:41 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace You have a right to believe whatever you want, but I'll continue to look towards science for my answers, thanks.
srs question,
you are not a scientist, how do you know that their science is good ?
because they have been reviewed by peers of a feather ?
sounds like scientific inquisition. -
2019-12-28 at 4:57 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace This is a ridiculous analogy.
Why?
Food has 5000 different chemicals most of which are "nonpsychoactive" but they make you feel differently because they have a ton of boring chemicals that do their own thing and interact with each other and with your body in different ways even though we don't study most of them because they're boring and don't matter lol just like whissskkeyeyyyes.
It's the same fucking thing, different food makes you feel differently and alcohols are literally foods. There is some truth in every myth, and this myth wouldn't exist if it wasm't partially true, just like niggers stealing stereos and smoking crack
Oh wait, that's proven too. -
2019-12-28 at 8:26 PM UTC
Originally posted by DietPiano Why?
Food has 5000 different chemicals most of which are "nonpsychoactive" but they make you feel differently because they have a ton of boring chemicals that do their own thing and interact with each other and with your body in different ways even though we don't study most of them because they're boring and don't matter lol just like whissskkeyeyyyes.
It's the same fucking thing, different food makes you feel differently and alcohols are literally foods. There is some truth in every myth, and this myth wouldn't exist if it wasm't partially true, just like niggers stealing stereos and smoking crack
Oh wait, that's proven too.
No lol. They don't make you feel differently. Go eat two different brands of pickle and come back to me about how different your pickle drunkeness is. You are just pulling this out of your ass. Where are the studies, kid? -
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2019-12-30 at 3:31 PM UTCDenial is the first step
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