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  1. I don't agree with this. The weed plant has lots of other cannabinoids and terpenes that synergize with the THC and make it a better experience. It's a bit like the reason why eating fruit is healthy but eating pure white sugar is not. In the end, both give you the energy from the same chemical (glucose/fructose), but the fruit comes with fiber, vitamins, and minerals, which make it easier for the body to turn the fruit's sugar into energy. Of course, modern weed strains (i.e., most the stuff you find in the USA) have been bred to produce too much THC and unnatural ratios of cannabinoids and terpenes. Hence why Leo probably had a sub-optimal experience with the plant. But I would bet that if he tried an outdoor grown, non-modern strain, he would have quite a different experience and probably prefer it to the pure THC chemical. I have tried both and I can definitely say that the plant gives way more depth to the experience.
  2. Could you share some names? Would be interesting to see how they reason and what kind of assumptions they make
  3. I don’t know enough things about AI or computer science to have an opinion on this. And I cannot rely on the opinion of the tech bros for obvious conflicts of interest. Does anyone here know any respected people in this field (scientists, academics, etc.) who talk about recursive self improvement timelines, without having a conflict of interest?
  4. The key lies in recursive self-improvement. That’s what the investors are betting on. As soon as a company figures out how to make a model that’s intelligent enough to make new, better versions of itself, it’s going to be over. They will have exclusive control over superintelligence. What happens after is science fiction.
  5. Yes just CBN alone, at high dosages though (200mg+). As far as I know, Japan is the only country where CBN is sold in such high dosages, usually the smaller dosages are used to support sleep.
  6. Did you also have to lie to millions of people over extended periods of time to protect powerful pedophiles?
  7. Please share, I’m super interested
  8. https://nypost.com/2026/05/26/us-news/former-ag-pam-bondi-was-diagnosed-with-cancer-shortly-after-being-axed-by-trump-report/ Seems like there may be some truth to the idea that some physical illnesses start as spiritual illnesses - in this case lying (connected to the throat chakra) affected the thyroid gland (the gland of the throat chakra).
  9. @Ramasta9 very cool, thanks for sharing!
  10. Interesting, could you share how the sessions with those healers went? Did you notice any benefit on your physical health in the end?
  11. If you ever went to a legit reiki practictioner, how did it go? Did you notice any improvements to your health? Please share your experiences
  12. I am currently in Japan where CBN is legal, and it’s what most people use instead of THC (which is illegal). I am very sensitive to THC, so I decided to try CBN to see how it affects me. Took half of a 420mg edible and boom, I was soon catapulted into Infinite Love and Consciousness. Very similar to how THC (and other psychedelics to an extent) affects me, but also more clean and manageable. Great for contemplating. It seems also to be more healthy than THC when it comes to the side effects. In case it’s legal in your country and you respond well to cannabinoids, I recommend trying it!
  13. Oh no, my steak is too juicy, my lobster is too buttery
  14. @integral watch this video: Where you build your house may be more important than how you build it. And the root cause if your sensitivities could likely be a deuterium imbalance, so you may want to try drinking DDW (deuterium depleted water) as a quick hack to provide some relief.