Main drugs of abuse in Dublin - is this a reflection of the culture?

PS - do you like how I can stunt on ya'll with all those big words and difficult sounding terminology?

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(j/k)

Certain hmm?

Well if they do already, their insights and thus effective policy application are clearly lacking cause not much is changing or improving.

You know actually in relation to this I just gotta throw out an interdasting point also.

Graham Hancock - millionaire and best selling author, wrote "Fingerprints of the Gods" which explores ancient and supposedly advanced civilizations that went MIA in the sands of time.

Appeared several times on Joe Rogans podcast (he often interviews publishers).

His contention, "policy makers should be obliged to hit LSD at least five times before coming into office".

The point is, as people we're predisposed to think about things relative to our locale.

Relative to our immediate environment, relative to what said locale considers "normal", as deviation from this relative to the locale conservatives is kind of taboo (and nobody wants to upset the apple cart).

But the point is the outcome of policy making from this boxed in viewpoint is often subpar, for the simple reason that laws underpinning functionality are universal, not locale.

A psychedelic like LSD supposedly gets you out there in the universe pretty good and Hancock's contention is that policy makers NEED that perspective to instate functional protocol.

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I can't see Catherine Martin or Leo get slammed on LSD/DMT/tryptamines or dissociatives like PCP/ketamine but, I'm just saying a sound change of perspective is never a bad thing.

Hell even my dude Simon Patterson is an advocate for the cause;

"LSD LSD LSD LSD LSD" - lol, love it ❤️

Just FYI, optimal cognitive function (thinking which processes environmental demands optimally) over rides the benefits of any drug.

But in its absence, neural affects of drug introduction overcompensate for cognitive deficits.

The point is, policy makers clearly do not have optimal cognitive function, that's the point Graham Hancock was making;

Neural enhancement in their case, may lend itself to altered/improved cognitive function and perspective = improved policy deduction and affect.

Maybe the dude just needs a couple weekends in Amsterdam, a few visits to the psychedelic shops, to finally get his head out of his ass (no offence bruh), is kind of what I'm alluding to.

"Stunt" as in "I be stuntin' on fools".

Primarily adapted from african-american subculture dialect.

That particular phase has been in circulation for some time but became largely popularized through 2006 "dirty-south" rap music release, "Stuntin' Like My Daddy":

.... composed and performed by "Birdman", and his "son" - "Lil Wayne" (lol, what is the deal with these people?).

It basically means to behave extravagantly or to "show off".

As per video, they're riding "chromed out" motorcycles with excessively modified features etc.

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I used that reference as a preemptive satire against detractors that may feel the terminology in the OP was excessively complex, intended to confound or basically exhibit supposedly superior intellect etc.;

I say that as in actual fact by neurology terms it's highly dumbed down but, to those with no neuro or cellular biology familiarity, it may have come across like I was.... "stuntin'....".