I find this argument bizarre. It's a type of infantilization--assuming adults are children who can't, or don't already, make their minds up.https://twitter.com/drdeeker/status/894921112840228864 …
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Yes, so far on this topic we have an abstinence only educational approach. Look how well that worked out for sexual education.
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denying “drugs” in Buddhist circles is like denying sex. we all know how that works out even with Zen Masters

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Not in the least. You guys are really reaching now.
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not reaching. just did my homework. so i’m informed. try http://erowid.org . you might learn new stuff

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Been there. Done that.
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maybe that’s why you’re projecting your experiences onto others. why deny the lessons you’ve learned to others?
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so tell me. have you tried DMT, psilocybin, ayahuasca, LSD, 5MEO-DMT, MDMA, Ketamine, salvia. how do they differ?
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Me? No way! I tried LSD a few times. It was stupid. It still is.
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True. Is a chemical alteration of the brain's neurons' functioning Buddhist awakening? No it's not. To claim otherwise is denial.
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