[QUOTE=Pepin;24101649]Which is the physiologist's deffinition for addiction. Doctors have another. Oh, and and so does the general public. But not of that matters because it is all semantics. For you to have any real argument you have to make a point using some for of reasoning or logic.[/QUOTE]
My argument is based purely on the definition. I don't need to do research and formulate a proof to state something so trivial.
[QUOTE=newbs;24124029]My argument is based purely on the definition. I don't need to do research and formulate a proof to state something so trivial.[/QUOTE]
What is your argument exactly? Be sure to be clear.
[QUOTE=newbs;24124029]My argument is based purely on the definition. I don't need to do research and formulate a proof to state something so trivial.[/QUOTE]
With all due respect. Your definition is incorrect.
I'd define addiction like this: Something you're body/head is used to. Like I'm addicted to modern technic(computers, TV's, telephones...).
That is, imo, the only real definition of addiction, since you can get addicted by anything. People just think different about addiction when the term "drugs" is involved. But if we'd look carefully, we'd see that you're not really addicted to anything, you can still stop if you have the willpower to.
My brother doesn't wants to believe me that he is addicted to weed, but it's true. He gets angry when not stoned and starts to fuck up things, but once he's high it's all fine. He's addicted to the FEELING, since his head got used to due to everyday smoking.
[QUOTE=TheLocust;24005809]Special K made me feel pretty happy after the trip was over. I think it replenishes your dopamine levels or something? I don't know. Don't quote me on that.
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They're experimenting with using it as an anti-depressant, I can remember that. I'd recommend K too, I've like rewinded through my entire life before while on it and it gives real insight into your being and death etc.
Wait really? K always makes me feel fucking miserable afterwards.
Antidepressant dosages of K are very low: ~0.5mg and it is stipulated it works as it can strengthen connections between neurons in the brain.
People need to feel certain emotions frequently to stay sane.
If K takes that away, no thanks. I'd rather go through lapses of horror through a trip and learn from it, than have a temporary fix.
Try ibogaine
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