@reluctantmutant@jakebrodes With that said, I also think the original quote tweet can be true too. My point isn't that Andrew Huberman isn't a tool, It's that you don't need to be especially mentally ill for this combo to be a rough time for you. MDMA makes me *very* self conscious and anxious around others
@reluctantmutant@jakebrodes I mean maybe, but while I love mushrooms and LSD, MDMA for me just doesn't work the way it does for others. I really wish it did. I've hippy flipped and it was a miserable time for me. MDMA & MDA both feel awful to me. Mushrooms & LSD on their own though are great.
@jakebrodes I pretty much totally agree on the point you're making but I'll add that MDMA just straight up doesn't feel good for me, so at least when I hippy flipped, I was miserable, stressed out of my mind & wanted the trip to end, so it genuinely can be a rough experience for some ppl.
@13Fulgham@trailmix69@KelseyFran68335@DougBeck562 80% of the state's population would pay *more* in taxes if that amendment was passed, moron. The only people that amendment would've actually significantly helped are the ultra wealthy.
@S90079The@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 It doesn't matter that the ideas they propagate are incoherent & lack evidence. If the misinformation gets to enough people who think they're actually seeing "the truth" about a conspiracy, it makes it harder for the political will to limit co2 to exist, especially in the US.
@S90079The@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 It's an incredibly anti-intellectual foundation and they know *exactly* what they are doing. They're intentionally misinforming people who are then so thoroughly misinformed by these sources who then spread that misinformation to politically like-minded people.
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 You're right though, I should be done talking with a dense brick wall. God knows you need a brain to think. Good luck figuring out how heat and cold works
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 Lol "empty talk" I'm the only one offering peer reviewed sources, studies etc.. All you can provide is a statement from a paper that hasn't been peer reviewed and that was put out on a site from a foundation that literally was founded thanks to fossil fuel industry money.
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 Do you want more? Or does it only count as "evidence" if it comes from a source you agree with? I'm afraid that's not how "science" works. But it's never too late to think scientifically or begin reading sources on climate that aren't smothered to death in oil-executive money.
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 Here, "read some science"
https://t.co/Ta88IF9F3y "More than 99.9% of peer-reviewed scientific papers agree that climate change is mainly caused by humans according to a new survey of 88,125 climate studies."
https://t.co/yXuxmJvfcV
https://t.co/m0Mkgflbkd
https://t.co/I34ZuIJbqB
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 So in response to overwhelming empirical evidence, you cite a paper with NO peer review & that's been published through an organization that not only has a vested interest in "disproving" human caused climate change but is also funded by fossil fuel companies? Lol
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 Here's a video you could've found if you were looking for it. Watch it if you care. Or don't.
https://t.co/9OqM0Xq3iw
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 Yes there is. There's overwhelming empirical evidence. I could stack up binders full of it but if you're not willing to look at it, you can keep pretending it doesn't exist or you can pretend it's some conspiracy like a lot of other people do. Doesn't change reality.
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 I'm not going to waste my time playing a semantic game with you. If heating remains constant (the sun) & greenhouse gases slow cooling down (you just admitted they do), the amount of heat in that system (the earth) goes up.
@SchneidGabriel@quasirob@NoahKarl1 If you slow down the rate at which heat leaves a system while keeping the heat entering the system constant, temperatures will rise. Greenhouse gases insulate the lower levels of the atmosphere by absorbing thermal radiation that's trying to escape into space, preventing cooling.