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cardboard adolescent · 05-11-2008, 06:59 PM

I agree with that, but LSD does have certain properties that make it much less likely to become the subject of fixation rather than other drugs, like the fact that even if you took LSD every day you would probably only experience the effects one out of every three times, say, and that the body doesn't develop cravings for it, which is outside of the realm of the user's control.

So the nature of an LSD addiction would probably rest on whatever beliefs the user has about LSD, much like an addiction to Christianity or something. I think the results of such an addiction would probably be rather disruptive, but I wouldn't consider myself opposed to the addiction itself, simply because it is not of a physical nature.

05-11-2008, 06:59 PM	#16 (permalink)
cardboard adolescent ;) Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: CA Posts: 3,511	I agree with that, but LSD does have certain properties that make it much less likely to become the subject of fixation rather than other drugs, like the fact that even if you took LSD every day you would probably only experience the effects one out of every three times, say, and that the body doesn't develop cravings for it, which is outside of the realm of the user's control. So the nature of an LSD addiction would probably rest on whatever beliefs the user has about LSD, much like an addiction to Christianity or something. I think the results of such an addiction would probably be rather disruptive, but I wouldn't consider myself opposed to the addiction itself, simply because it is not of a physical nature.