Viscacha

It will not be enough to just read about it …

Car batteries are high ampere, low voltage. They wouldn’t feel a thing …

How do drugs work then? Many are structurally similar to serotonin and are pretty effective when ingested (psilocybin, LSD, …).

KeePassium on iOS and the .kdbx-files in your iCloud for sync? Strongbox for macOS.

Darknet market?

MDMA works that way for certain conditions like PTSD. It’s a bit like your brain has forgotten what „happy“ (or just „not depressed“) feels like. A substance induces that state and therapy helps to stabilise it.

That really never happened to me. I find swiping to confirm anything really annoying.

What is the benefit of this? Seems pretty annoying tbh.

That is an accurate description of what happened then and now. The only difference still are death camps.

This! Skilful use of substances is the key. Understand why you take it, how it works in your body and what you can do to get closer to the desired state or effect without using.

That is also why I believe the differentiation between legal and illegal substances is not helpful, as it often leads to a more careless (ab)use of legal substances like alcohol.

Corporate IT

I hate it with a passion. It is the complete opposite of what Apple design should be, which is clean, functional and free of distractions !

There might be, but the fact that you don’t know it illustrates the problem: market share and popularity.

One ginormous cannabis tree!

That IS disco!

One of the few beetles that can actually kill a human.

Well, it depends. The south-western states usually prioritise French, some north-western offer Dutch. Idk abt the eastern states but judging by the world population speaking either polish or czech, I would believe those are more optional courses, if anything.

Italy and Germany do not have a common border.

That‘s true. On the contrary, having taken French and Latin, I picked up basic Spanish and Italian almost on the go, when visiting these countries.

Also French is prioritised as it’s our direct neighbour.

In my German “Gymnasium“, we had English, French, Latin and Russian.