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GliderGuider

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6. Probably not this same study, unless it was within the last few days
Fri Aug 23, 2013, 10:46 PM
Aug 2013

It's listed in the PDF as being published on August 19th this year.

On the other hand, there are more and more studies coming out all saying the same thing. Just keeping the drumbeat going.

The one person I knew who had troubles after a trip had troubles before it as well. Compared to the hundreds I knew who had either transcendental experiences or just had fun, psychedelics just didn't produce a very high casualty rate. Certainly nothing like the cocaine that followed them, not to mention the alcohol...

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