← Back to context Comment by esseph 8 months ago Imagine being on a med for 30-50 years. 2 comments esseph Reply dymk 8 months ago I'd call that a case of the drug(s) they were on blocking the effect due to an apparently permanent change to their brain chemistry. esseph 8 months ago Some of them were younger, in their 20s with long lasting depression and no history of medication in the last ~2y.This wasn't some like, "weekend experience" but more multi-decade "experiments" with some extremely well educated friends, coworkers, etc.Group size of around 30.
dymk 8 months ago I'd call that a case of the drug(s) they were on blocking the effect due to an apparently permanent change to their brain chemistry. esseph 8 months ago Some of them were younger, in their 20s with long lasting depression and no history of medication in the last ~2y.This wasn't some like, "weekend experience" but more multi-decade "experiments" with some extremely well educated friends, coworkers, etc.Group size of around 30.
esseph 8 months ago Some of them were younger, in their 20s with long lasting depression and no history of medication in the last ~2y.This wasn't some like, "weekend experience" but more multi-decade "experiments" with some extremely well educated friends, coworkers, etc.Group size of around 30.
I'd call that a case of the drug(s) they were on blocking the effect due to an apparently permanent change to their brain chemistry.
Some of them were younger, in their 20s with long lasting depression and no history of medication in the last ~2y.
This wasn't some like, "weekend experience" but more multi-decade "experiments" with some extremely well educated friends, coworkers, etc.
Group size of around 30.