@xayan mhmhm, people who do drugs know most about the drugs they're taking. I don't, so I didn't know
@nescobar-a-lop-lop Are you a doctor though? I am a drug user but that's irrelevant - I'm talking about knowledge doctors should have acquired in medical school. You don't have to take drugs to know how people behave under their influence. And in this case what they did was really weird - they just put them in beds to "wait it out" instead of running blood tests, which would give them an answer right away. Especially weird since people affected were their colleagues - it just seemed like the ones who were sober didn't give a fuck. That's what irks me.
Also, just as another example - I don't take heroin, never had and never will, but I know how to help a person who overdoses on it.
You don't have to experience a clinical death in order to know when someone isn't breathing and how to do CPR, right? Same logic applies here in my opinion.
Shout by XayanBlockedParent2022-04-13T10:33:21Z— updated 2022-04-15T12:16:07Z
Ridiculous how long it took them to realize it was a psychedelic. I knew almost right away, going by symptoms. Why did they play elimination game instead of running a tox screen? Then just give them some benzo or haloperidol and soon they'd be back to normal. I would expect doctors to have more knowledge about drugs.