Lakefingers said:

And being fucked up, which is the main reason why people study psychology: to find answers to their own problems.

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Jonesy88 said:

Hey Guys,

Im pretty new too this site, just came across it today.

Ive been smoking for about 8 years now pretty steadily. Was brought up in a way that it was pretty much a lifestyle. So has always been something influencing in my life.

Im about to start a Psychology degree in september and wondering what are other peoples thoughts on being a stoner and study psych?

Looking forward to hearing from some seasoned posters!

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Lakefingers said:

You have it all jumbled.

To begin with, what you mean to say is: I haven't the experience to consider what you are saying in the adequate perspective (regardless whether the statement is true); and nothing that an empirically minded individual should consider, i.e. the argument is fully rational. It lacks the empirical base you require (suddenly here but not elsewhere because it chokes your coarsely fury goat).

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Lakefingers said:

You have it all jumbled.

To begin with, what you mean to say is: I haven't the experience to consider what you are saying in the adequate perspective (regardless whether the statement is true); and nothing that an empirically minded individual should consider, i.e. the argument is fully rational. It lacks the empirical base you require (suddenly here but not elsewhere because it chokes your coarsely fury goat).

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Lakefingers said:

That reply was a convincing and aesthetically pleasing moment to be written into the history of thought.

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I guess it would have been better if I had proposed that the main reason people become doctors is to learn to perform their own heart surgeries.

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I find that good analytical philosophy is a bit to pedantic and logical for my drug sopped brain to get off too, to be honest

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