Musk and Ketamine - Prescription for Eventual Disaster
I know a few people who have jumped on the Ketamine bandwagon. Most are depressive types who have been unable to become successful to their own standards. They keep looking for a magical solution that will make them happy, prosperous, and loved by everyone. In a word, they're depressed.
Each of them has found some practitioner who will supply their desire to take Ketamine. And take it they do. It makes them feel better, but they are no more able to actualize their ideas than they were before. Their lofty goals for themselves still slip away, so they take more.
Elon Musk is doing that, openly and publicly. He's championing Ketamine, which will lead lots of other people to do the same so they can be successful like Musk. But, is Musk truly successful? He must not think so, since he claims to be depressed and in need of medication.
Here's the problem. I also know a couple of people who got on the Ketamine train who have now killed themselves in a fit of depression. So, my assessment is that Ketamine is like a lot of other psychoactive drugs. It makes you feel better, but without helping you made good decisions that will fix the root psychological problem you are facing.
Ketamine, like other drugs, are not a cure for depressive or self-destructive behavior. All such medications merely mask the problem temporarily, often leading to making even poorer decisions than you made before.
That's how I'm looking at Musk right now. One hopes he does not convince Trump to start on the Ketamine path. That, my friends, would be very, very dangerous for all of us.
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It would be a real shame if Ketamine does to Musk what it did to Matthew Perry.
A real shame. 
You better get on on the BBC and contact them about their inaccurate reporting. They said billionaires are out to suck young people dry and that they are bloodsuckers. I chose to use a little flair in my description and so did the BBC. So are you going to go after them too?
https://www.bbc.com/bbcthree/article/347828f8-6e7f-4a9b-92ab-95f637a9dc2e
If you’re a millennial, you might have felt for a while now that older generations are out to suck us dry.
To their Yin of affordable housing, secure jobs and actual pensions, we seem to have the Yang of six-figure car garages for homes, ‘gigs’ for jobs, and a retirement age that like a mirage on the horizon, seems to get further away the closer you get to it.
Avocados on toast, external aside, it’s pretty clear that Yang is not doing well in this relationship.
But the bloodsucking appears to have become a whole lot more literal.
how ketamine and adderall mix . . . could have an interesting result . . . not a good one in a leader though 
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Maybe it will affect his brain to not be so self centered, cruel and evil.
It causes a really nasty cystitis of the bladder. Doctors originally thought that the ketamine was being cut with other adulterants that were the culprit, but they found it's the ketamine itself (or one of its metabolites). With K, the more you do it, and the longer you do it, the higher the risk. K was really popular as a club drug years ago until young people ended up incontinent or worse due to chronic abuse.
One wonders where Eloon is getting his K supply since he claims to be using it on the regular--apparently recreationally, not under a physician's care. 