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Non-drug users tend to be insignificant.
#18811657 - 09/07/13 01:43 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college. I'm not saying that doing drugs makes you somebody, but that "somebodies" tend to dabble in drugs a bit. I don't know why this is - maybe it's because doing drugs is seen as something adventurous, or that it makes life a bit more interesting. The average drug user seems to have a story to tell. They're funny, and they're fun to be around whether they're sober or not. They have more life experience and could hold deep conversations
Non-drug users seem to be the ones in filler roles. They're the ones floating through life doing what they're told. They're perfectly content sitting around an xbox all day and night. They would rather do what they know in their comfort zone than venture out and try something knew. They're less adventurous in most aspects.
Of course there are exceptions, and as I said earlier, it's not the drugs themselves but the people who tend to do them. These are observations I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18811716 - 09/07/13 02:05 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Acceptance ?:-)
Drugs are not bad in moderation, but daily habit you decide for yourself if it's bad, it can be bad
You need to break free of that afraid to be judged mentality let it all go, fear, pride etc. , be yourself always
drugs can sometimes help us be ourselves, funny enough, since it's an experience
but moderation is key.. don't expect to be yourself from daily use of anything
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1] 1
#18811724 - 09/07/13 02:09 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Hopefully you'll collect a lot more data points to look at objectively and realize your conclusion is bullshit.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18811763 - 09/07/13 02:19 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college. I'm not saying that doing drugs makes you somebody, but that "somebodies" tend to dabble in drugs a bit. I don't know why this is - maybe it's because doing drugs is seen as something adventurous, or that it makes life a bit more interesting. The average drug user seems to have a story to tell. They're funny, and they're fun to be around whether they're sober or not. They have more life experience and could hold deep conversations
Non-drug users seem to be the ones in filler roles. They're the ones floating through life doing what they're told. They're perfectly content sitting around an xbox all day and night. They would rather do what they know in their comfort zone than venture out and try something knew. They're less adventurous in most aspects.
Of course there are exceptions, and as I said earlier, it's not the drugs themselves but the people who tend to do them. These are observations I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
perhaps you are just dabbling wit the people who do drugs? and not giving the quiet intoverts a chance?
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#18811820 - 09/07/13 02:36 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: These are observations I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
How much are your parents paying for this "education"?
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #3] 1
#18811840 - 09/07/13 02:43 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Sounds like my first trip through college. Now I tend to be more concerned with what I am studying. Drugs gave me social signifigance to certain people until I stopped using. Those friends turned out to be rather flighty, as far as repaying loans and generally giving a shit or comprehending what they were doing. The drugs lower social inhibitions absolutely and that was one of the many changes I experienced after abusing them. Now I realize education, if you choose a good career for yourself, is a path to being happy. Drugs seem to be nothing more than deliberate self-sabotage. Really you don't know who is doing what, and I can't really tell you what is going on, people are individuals, do drugs give people common characteristics?
Edited by Anonymous (09/07/13 02:55 PM)
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #6]
#18811993 - 09/07/13 03:35 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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There is one good path to being happy
Do what you love , what makes you and others happy
with/without drugs, moderation is key if you use drugs don't abuse anything, then you can have fun
but best is without any drugs.... if you are yourself you don't need anything
LSD/MDMA etc. has improved many people's lifes though.. self-improvement, lowering inhibitions might not be bad, if you do it for the love :-)
don't abuse anything
alcohol lowers inhibitions too, but you can still have a fun night out once in a while
no need for total abstinence, unless you feel it must be that way with yourself
nature/meditation/lucid dreaming , and being happy is the best drug , and you don't need anything to do it
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #5]
#18813752 - 09/08/13 01:27 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: These are observations I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
How much are your parents paying for this "education"?
Around 20,000 dollars per year. My GPA is a 4.0 so I don't think I'm letting them down. I'm not an idiot, I'm here to learn and prepare myself for grad school. I have fun when my homework and studies are done, and these are the observations I've had.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1] 1
#18813776 - 09/08/13 01:38 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Sounds like you probably have a case of confirmation bias.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18814131 - 09/08/13 06:51 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
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Anonymous #1 said: My GPA is a 4.0 so I don't think I'm letting them down.
Your two week GPA is 4.0?
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #5]
#18814244 - 09/08/13 07:53 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: My GPA is a 4.0 so I don't think I'm letting them down.
Your two week GPA is 4.0? 
lol this. wtf?
and depending on your major things will get much harder as you move on in classes. Of course if your majoring in something like philosophy then this doesn't apply, and a good GPA is expected of any functional human.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #7]
#18815340 - 09/08/13 01:53 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Sober people are fun, interesting people with ambitions and goals.
Coming from a stoner who dabbles in psychedelics
Btw, every sane human being is perfectly capable of 4.0gpa success in education. In the end, it depends how much effort YOU put into it.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #8]
#18815402 - 09/08/13 02:11 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #8 said: Sober people are fun, interesting people with ambitions and goals.
Coming from a stoner who dabbles in psychedelics
Btw, every sane human being is perfectly capable of 4.0gpa success in education. In the end, it depends how much effort YOU put into it.
Everyone can do Fourier transforms and get an A. Except me.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #5]
#18815416 - 09/08/13 02:18 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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By changing the sum into an integral, you can get inverse Fourier transforms. Work out flipping it, then work on the actual problems. Baby steps 
Part of development is in unsatisfaction. If you want an A, you have to work on problems every day until you can do it in your sleep.
I spent hours trying and failing dimensional analysis of SIMPLE chemistry in college....now I can set them up in seconds with precise significant figure accuracy.
You gotta potentiate your synapses EVERY DAY! That way you will love studying.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #7]
#18815441 - 09/08/13 02:26 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
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Anonymous #1 said: My GPA is a 4.0 so I don't think I'm letting them down.
Your two week GPA is 4.0? 
lol this. wtf?
and depending on your major things will get much harder as you move on in classes. Of course if your majoring in something like philosophy then this doesn't apply, and a good GPA is expected of any functional human.
What the fuck do you want me to say then? I've aced every quiz and test I've had thus far. Also, I'm a Political Science and Economics double major, so I don't think I have a comparatively easy work load
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18815466 - 09/08/13 02:36 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Stop doing drugs and hang out with the asian kids at the library.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #5]
#18815502 - 09/08/13 02:50 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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I do. And I talk to the people who play minecraft all day. I try being nice to the kids who play Magic the Gathering in the lobby all day. It's through all this that I realized these people don't really have an adventurous side, and would rather just do what's safe and comfortable to them
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18815535 - 09/08/13 02:57 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Heuristic (/hjʉˈrɪstɨk/; Greek: "Εὑρίσκω", "find" or "discover") refers to experience-based techniques for problem solving, learning, and discovery that give a solution which is not guaranteed to be optimal. Where the exhaustive search is impractical, heuristic methods are used to speed up the process of finding a satisfactory solution via mental shortcuts to ease the cognitive load of making a decision. Examples of this method include using a rule of thumb, an educated guess, an intuitive judgment, stereotyping, or common sense.
In more precise terms, heuristics are strategies using readily accessible, though loosely applicable, information to control problem solving in human beings and machines.[1]
Learned this term in Sociology in undergrad. I was clean and sober and had a lot of fun(until I got to grad school and cut loose lol). People who do drugs often segregate themselves from drug free people as much as the drug free people do them.
You made an observation based on subjective observations, not objective data points.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18816005 - 09/08/13 05:21 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: I do. And I talk to the people who play minecraft all day. I try being nice to the kids who play Magic the Gathering in the lobby all day. It's through all this that I realized these people don't really have an adventurous side, and would rather just do what's safe and comfortable to them
Can't see beyond your own nose.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #3] 1
#18816128 - 09/08/13 05:54 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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I understand where you're coming from, but what you mean is that their experiences are insignificant to you. You'd think that christian kid is lame, boring and awkward, until you get him in a room with his friends from christian camp... You know what those magic players are thinking? 'Damn, that druggie kid is so boring. He thinks he's so cool because he can swallow a pill, but he isn't good at anything else. He ought to try a real hobby like magic, now that's fun.'
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #10]
#18816167 - 09/08/13 06:05 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #10 said: I understand where you're coming from, but what you mean is that their experiences are insignificant to you. You'd think that christian kid is lame, boring and awkward, until you get him in a room with his friends from christian camp... You know what those magic players are thinking? 'Damn, that druggie kid is so boring. He thinks he's so cool because he can swallow a pill, but he isn't good at anything else. He ought to try a real hobby like magic, now that's fun.'
I'm totally with you for the first sentence. the rest is just bs. There are boring people and they tend to occur within the mentioned groups.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #10]
#18816442 - 09/08/13 07:29 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #10 said: I understand where you're coming from, but what you mean is that their experiences are insignificant to you. You'd think that christian kid is lame, boring and awkward, until you get him in a room with his friends from christian camp... You know what those magic players are thinking? 'Damn, that druggie kid is so boring. He thinks he's so cool because he can swallow a pill, but he isn't good at anything else. He ought to try a real hobby like magic, now that's fun.'
I used to play magic myself. I grew outof it. But its hoenstly the magic playing kids that were the ballsy ones
The game of magic has so much intellectual depth you would be surprised. And the dorks and nerds I used to play with were 10 billion times more able to excercise free will than the stoner kids and the football guys in my high school
I understand that you dont mean to come off as prejugduce, but its just that your experiences cause you to be interested in drugs and how they effect conciousness
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18816627 - 09/08/13 08:26 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college..
So please tell us all the incredibly significant things you've done with your life so far.
I hope I'm impressed, because right now, it sounds like you're even less significant than the average, mediocre college grad.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #12]
#18816641 - 09/08/13 08:30 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college..
So please tell us all the incredibly significant things you've done with your life so far.
I hope I'm impressed, because right now, it sounds like you're even less significant than the average, mediocre college grad.
calm down dude. The poster didnt mean to come off as prejudgice. Just stating an observation...
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #11]
#18816646 - 09/08/13 08:31 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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I'm not just bullshitting you. Honestly I would agree that, for the most part, your nerdy gamer dudes and jesus freaks probably don't get too wild. Until those magic players tell you about how they put on armor at the ren fair and beat the shit out of each other; or you get that christian girl pregnant and suddenly she's ready to have a family -They can get exciting too I've met a looot of boing stoners.
I don't think you're giving people a chance. Either you're just not in to what they're into, or you're not seeing the depth of their character.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #10]
#18816705 - 09/08/13 08:45 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Well, drugs DO make you more susceptible to risky behaviors. like partying all night, smoking all day? And school in between.
college is entertaining.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18817129 - 09/08/13 10:49 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: I do. And I talk to the people who play minecraft all day. I try being nice to the kids who play Magic the Gathering in the lobby all day. It's through all this that I realized these people don't really have an adventurous side, and would rather just do what's safe and comfortable to them
How could you possibly know what they do when in the privacy of their own home? I don't even play MTG but I've known several stoners and trippers who look like regular average joes that do play. I guarantee you that neither you nor I would have any clue they got weird unless they specifically told you.
There's a saying for this. Don't judge a book by its cover. You're passing up opportunities to meet some potentially incredible people by assuming they're boring before you even say one word to them. You're going to be surprised later on in life once you realize how many boring-looking people around you actually do drugs.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #13]
#18817572 - 09/09/13 01:11 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Dude I'm telling you I interact with EVERYBODY. I do spend time with these people. I do play their games. I'm a very open-minded person and I am friendly to everybody unless I have a good reason not to be. I'm not some smug guy who sticks to my "own", and it's not like all I talk about are drugs at all.
I knew it was inevitable that I'd come off in such a way and that's why I posted here. What I said DOES sound cocky and close-minded, no shit. I'm not claiming a cause/effect between how interesting you are and drug use - I have just noticed a trend that people who don't mind a doobie or beer are usually down for a new adventure and have great stories to tell
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18817638 - 09/09/13 01:51 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Your original claim wasn't actually about how interesting / boring someone is.
It was about significance. Do you really want to look back through history and see how many of the big game changers did psychedelics?
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #3]
#18818073 - 09/09/13 07:50 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #3 said: Your original claim wasn't actually about how interesting / boring someone is.
It was about significance. Do you really want to look back through history and see how many of the big game changers did psychedelics?
Not that many percentage wise. Everybody will name the same handful of people and go like wow all the game changers did psychedelics man.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1] 1
#18818103 - 09/09/13 08:03 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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You now belong to a powerful elite, infinitely more resourceful than nondrug people. Others see a lightbulb, you see a pipe. Others see a sleeping friend's wallet, you see an opportunity. Others see a curb, you see a syringe sharpening stone, others see a cigarette butt you see two more drags in there, others see a discarded soda bottle, you see theres enough left in it to shoot up your dope with.
Welcome to the elite, so much better than nondrug people
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #14]
#18818225 - 09/09/13 09:05 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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People that have used drugs in the past are definitely more interesting in many cases, non-users tend to be "by the book" people, they don't question authority, they are followers, therefore much more boring.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18819601 - 09/09/13 04:42 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: Dude I'm telling you I interact with EVERYBODY. I do spend time with these people. I do play their games. I'm a very open-minded person and I am friendly to everybody unless I have a good reason not to be. I'm not some smug guy who sticks to my "own", and it's not like all I talk about are drugs at all.
I knew it was inevitable that I'd come off in such a way and that's why I posted here. What I said DOES sound cocky and close-minded, no shit. I'm not claiming a cause/effect between how interesting you are and drug use - I have just noticed a trend that people who don't mind a doobie or beer are usually down for a new adventure and have great stories to tell
well you kind of came off that way
Butif genuinely hang with other groups I will respect and take note of your opinion
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18819857 - 09/09/13 05:46 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
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Anonymous #1 said: My GPA is a 4.0 so I don't think I'm letting them down.
Your two week GPA is 4.0? 
lol this. wtf?
and depending on your major things will get much harder as you move on in classes. Of course if your majoring in something like philosophy then this doesn't apply, and a good GPA is expected of any functional human.
What the fuck do you want me to say then? I've aced every quiz and test I've had thus far. Also, I'm a Political Science and Economics double major, so I don't think I have a comparatively easy work load
no STEM no care. those are not very difficult majors at all.
And its two weeks into your freshman year. Its a bit early to be bragging about GPA...
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #7]
#18819946 - 09/09/13 06:10 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Sounds like you could do with some empathy OP, you have to understand peoples ideas of whats adventurous, interesting or worth living for will change dramatically from person to person.
Btw, I used to play magic: the gathering, it was an entertaining, strategic card game, whats your beef?
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18825020 - 09/10/13 07:55 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: I do. And I talk to the people who play minecraft all day. I try being nice to the kids who play Magic the Gathering in the lobby all day. It's through all this that I realized these people don't really have an adventurous side, and would rather just do what's safe and comfortable to them
Like smoke pot?
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #7]
#18825103 - 09/10/13 08:13 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: This is an observation I've had during the 2 weeks I've been in college.
My GPA is a 4.0 so I don't think I'm letting them down.
Your two week GPA is 4.0? 
lol this. wtf?
and depending on your major things will get much harder as you move on in classes. Of course if your majoring in something like philosophy then this doesn't apply, and a good GPA is expected of any functional human.
What the fuck do you want me to say then? I've aced every quiz and test I've had thus far. Also, I'm a Political Science and Economics double major, so I don't think I have a comparatively easy work load
no STEM no care. those are not very difficult majors at all.
And its two weeks into your freshman year. Its a bit early to be bragging about GPA...
You do not receive a grade point until your first semester is over. Each grade point average is weighted by class credit hours.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #14]
#18825125 - 09/10/13 08:20 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #14 said: You now belong to a powerful elite, infinitely more resourceful than nondrug people. Others see a lightbulb, you see a pipe. Others see a sleeping friend's wallet, you see an opportunity. Others see a curb, you see a syringe sharpening stone, others see a cigarette butt you see two more drags in there, others see a discarded soda bottle, you see theres enough left in it to shoot up your dope with.
Welcome to the elite, so much better than nondrug people 
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #6]
#18825658 - 09/10/13 10:16 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Others see a coke bottle, a pipe, a light bulb, a bucket, you see 4 good smoking instruments ;-)
Edited by Anonymous (09/10/13 10:27 PM)
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18825692 - 09/10/13 10:25 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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fuck you minecraft and magic are awesome. So are drugs. So is college.
Fuck you.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #14]
#18825711 - 09/10/13 10:30 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #14 said: You now belong to a powerful elite, infinitely more resourceful than nondrug people. Others see a lightbulb, you see a pipe. Others see a sleeping friend's wallet, you see an opportunity. Others see a curb, you see a syringe sharpening stone, others see a cigarette butt you see two more drags in there, others see a discarded soda bottle, you see theres enough left in it to shoot up your dope with.
Welcome to the elite, so much better than nondrug people 
On a side note, this is by FAR the most informative post in this thread.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #17]
#18826065 - 09/11/13 12:42 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #17 said: fuck you minecraft and magic are awesome. So are drugs. So is college.
Fuck you.
Whoa. Chill out.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #6]
#18826893 - 09/11/13 08:28 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Those magic the gathering kids are probably like:
"This stoner kid is so lame, lets not tell him about how we plug peruvian torch every friday." "Word. Speaking of, you still down for tomorrow?" "Down like a clown, Charlie Brown."

Moral of story: Don't judge people man.
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #18]
#18830445 - 09/11/13 10:40 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Holy shit you guys aren't seeing below the surface. I'm not saying SMOKING POT is cooler than PLAYING MAGIC. I'm saying people who smoke pot usually have more interesting things to say than people playing magic. Not to me, but in general. The magic players love when I come around and always invite me to play
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18830786 - 09/12/13 12:13 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: Holy shit you guys aren't seeing below the surface. I'm not saying SMOKING POT is cooler than PLAYING MAGIC. I'm saying people who smoke pot usually have more interesting things to say than people playing magic. Not to me, but in general. The magic players love when I come around and always invite me to play
You are full of shit college boy. Why dont you keep your interesting mouth shut as mommy and daddy fork over the bill for your school while you be a pretentious fuck You have no idea what you are talking about and I cant TELL you how many uninteresting stoners and drug users that I have met who are fucking NOBODY'S.
Having a fucked up like does not = life experience, and some might argue that an experience inside your mind is barley an experience at all. What exactly have you EXPERIENCED by sitting in your head all day. What??
Edited by Anonymous (09/12/13 12:15 AM)
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #19]
#18831340 - 09/12/13 07:01 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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You sound like my dad, he's a smart guy, terrible to talk to about any mind altering experience without him thinking the substance is sent from hell itself.
So with all due respect, I'd say that an experience in the mind, can be just as if not more profound than sober experiences, of course not all, but we're on the shroomery after all man
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Anonymous #3
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #1]
#18831386 - 09/12/13 07:29 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #1 said: Holy shit you guys aren't seeing below the surface.
How well are you getting to know these people before deciding that you are more interesting than them?
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Anonymous #13
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #3]
#18831387 - 09/12/13 07:31 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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OP probably thinks he's more interesting than the most interesting man in the world. Stay thirsty my friends.
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Anonymous #8
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #13]
#18831414 - 09/12/13 07:37 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Well the mind-independent world is completely relative. Let him remain within his/her faulty idealistic beliefs.
Sober people actually wanna hang out with you without drugs. I find that to be....preeeety cool(Miley Syrus SNL reference)
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Anonymous #6
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #16]
#18831679 - 09/12/13 09:08 AM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #16 said: You sound like my dad, he's a smart guy, terrible to talk to about any mind altering experience without him thinking the substance is sent from hell itself.
So with all due respect, I'd say that an experience in the mind, can be just as if not more profound than sober experiences, of course not all, but we're on the shroomery after all man 
The brain continuously needs external input to generate imagery in dreams. This suggests the brain takes a little bit of information and gives a kind of kaleidoscopic effect. I have also found, after looking inside for profound answers, that thinking is a degredation of external input. The brain, my brain anyway, is not really able to generate much purely on its own.
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Anonymous #16
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #6]
#18834192 - 09/12/13 08:26 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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cool man, that makes sense, out of curiosity, how creative would you think yourself to be?
I think that seems to be the variant on peoples thinking, of course this would stem back to basic biological brain function, but for lay-mans sake, I always thought, the more creative a person, the more they were able to delve into themselves for profound, life-changing thought.
I certainly can say that as my creativity has increased, so has my ability to make the most out of a psychedelic experience into the mind
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Anonymous #6
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #16]
#18834806 - 09/12/13 10:41 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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I am creative. I was just drawing and thinking how much the sensation of these materials inspire me. I look at a blank sheet and see an image already on it. I can bring a whole symphony to life in my head.
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Anonymous #16
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #6]
#18845341 - 09/15/13 05:00 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Maybe your just constantly in the psychedelic mindset, tripping sobers you up!
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Anonymous #20
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #16]
#18850776 - 09/16/13 07:12 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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In my personal opinion, people who aren't interested in drugs ...oor are afraid of them ARE generally more focused on items. That being said I know plenty of people who smoke weed and are still talking constantly about the latest ipho..I DONT GIVE A ..600 EURO WHAT??????? I STILL DONT GIVE A TIT ABOUT YOUR IPHONE!
So .. I would agree to an extent with OP.
AND A VERY IMPORTANT Thing I would like to say is that when I start talking about things that get my mind running and excited, like the universe, collective unconscious, fractals and the important, bewildering and through my eyes oNLY THINGS THAT MATTER to people who have not taken anything and even weed smokers I get looked at like a two headed serpant spitting cock shaped fire balls at innocent people... Why? what the fuck is tha... OH YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT YOUR IPHONE ....okay, im gonna go cry now untill you all find souls beyond your expensive toys!
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Anonymous #20
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #20]
#18850785 - 09/16/13 07:13 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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AND ALL CATHOLICS AND CHRISTIANS OF ANY SORT ... I CAN NOT TOLERATE YOU MUCH LONGER.. You almost have a soul .. now get a brain.
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Anonymous #20
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #20]
#18850869 - 09/16/13 07:33 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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that being said my brain sucks ... and im writing this on an a computer.. Hey ...world is chaos. What you gonna do?
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Anonymous #19
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #20]
#18850909 - 09/16/13 07:43 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Anonymous #20 said: AND ALL CATHOLICS AND CHRISTIANS OF ANY SORT ... I CAN NOT TOLERATE YOU MUCH LONGER.. You almost have a soul .. now get a brain.
Just because you are afraid of hell and know the Bibles message is true is no reason to hate a religious group
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Anonymous #19
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #19]
#18850911 - 09/16/13 07:43 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Just remember everyone, no one gets into heaven without Christ.....NO ONE
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Anonymous #16
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #20]
#18850971 - 09/16/13 07:59 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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This entire thread has become classification of random stereotypes...
First on drug now religion, it all stems to the fact that people will have their own views on whats important in life, regardless of our opinions on them, we cannot just debunk anyones values, unless they require interfering with someone else's life in a negative way. Just chill out and do your thing peeps.
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Anonymous #8
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Re: Non-drug users tend to be insignificant. [Re: Anonymous #16]
#18851721 - 09/16/13 10:40 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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Shit just got real.
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