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Ask HN: Does microdosing psilocybin help you code? How?

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Re: Ask HN: Does microdosing psilocybin help you code? How?

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Seems awfully niche. Maybe r/Nootropics would be a better place to ask. Schedule 1 drugs should be avoided, even where legal. You can probably get better results from something like Modafinil anyway.

Don't take drugs, except for these drugs.

Re: Ask HN: Does microdosing psilocybin help you code? How?

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post #2

Seems awfully niche. Maybe r/Nootropics would be a better place to ask. Schedule 1 drugs should be avoided, even where legal. You can probably get better results from something like Modafinil anyway.

Don't take drugs, except for these drugs.

Schedule 4 is way safer than Schedule 1 in general.

Re: Ask HN: Does microdosing psilocybin help you code? How?

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getting logic into your brain like you have sum or multiplication of digits, helps.and the way to do this is by coding. other things beside logic may help but less. for example internet,books,food,beverages,music,drugs...

at some point it will be like drawing, in N dimensions.

Re: Ask HN: Does microdosing psilocybin help you code? How?

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post #2

Seems awfully niche. Maybe r/Nootropics would be a better place to ask. Schedule 1 drugs should be avoided, even where legal. You can probably get better results from something like Modafinil anyway.

Yeah because pot is the same thing as heroin.

I can't believe that we still trust the DEA when they perpetuate complete falsehoods like "pot has no medical applications... except for all these doctors saying otherwise and all these patients that switched to it and are much better"

Re: Ask HN: Does microdosing psilocybin help you code? How?

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Seems awfully niche. Maybe r/Nootropics would be a better place to ask. Schedule 1 drugs should be avoided, even where legal. You can probably get better results from something like Modafinil anyway.

Yeah because pot is the same thing as heroin. I can't believe that we still trust the DEA when they perpetuate complete falsehoods like "pot has no medical applications... except for all these doctors saying otherwise and all these patients that switched to it and are much better"

Fair enough on schedule 1's flaws.

I meant that it hasn't really been properly tested by enough people. And there are things like ecstasy which have some fatal strands because production isn't regulated. The legal drugs will at least have much, much higher quality control and safety checks.

Other drugs may give you Parkinson's or something 20 years later but it's just not tested at all on something like psilocybin.

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