@Synatec
So you agree that we can indeed judge something without having to experience it ourselves. Thank you.
I'm not saying each drug is bad for everybody. I'm not saying either that because a drug is generally harmful, it will necessarily be harmful for a given, specific person too. What I'm attacking mainly is your statement that you need to have tried a drug to have an opinion on it. I can base my opinion on statistics. For a made up example, if there's statistics indicating that 80% of cannabis users fall into depression and attempt suicide because of their drug use, I will conclude that the cannabis is generally harmful. Do I need to try the drug and see if I'm part of the suicidal 80% or the non-suicidal 20% to make that conclusion? No.
If a guy like you comes by and says "nah cannabis is good for me it's done me a lot of good and my buddies (who are also part of the non-suicidal 20%) love it and have improved their lives because of it" does that in any form or shape cancel my conclusion? No. You and your buddies are less than 1% of that cannabis user population and thus generalizations can't be made from your personal experiences.
Science, statistics and logic prevail. Fuck personal experience.
Experiences do prime? How do you know if something is bad if you havent tried it?
people took sulfuric acid and fucking died my man, why in the fuck would anyone else try it if people die in a 100% succes rate.
So you agree that we can indeed judge something without having to experience it ourselves. Thank you.
The same way there are SO SO SO many people that have fucked up their life because of using a certain drug once or consistently.Not saying you should try all drugs that exist, but there are SO SO SO many people that have improved their life because of using a certrain drug once or consistently
I'm not saying each drug is bad for everybody. I'm not saying either that because a drug is generally harmful, it will necessarily be harmful for a given, specific person too. What I'm attacking mainly is your statement that you need to have tried a drug to have an opinion on it. I can base my opinion on statistics. For a made up example, if there's statistics indicating that 80% of cannabis users fall into depression and attempt suicide because of their drug use, I will conclude that the cannabis is generally harmful. Do I need to try the drug and see if I'm part of the suicidal 80% or the non-suicidal 20% to make that conclusion? No.
If a guy like you comes by and says "nah cannabis is good for me it's done me a lot of good and my buddies (who are also part of the non-suicidal 20%) love it and have improved their lives because of it" does that in any form or shape cancel my conclusion? No. You and your buddies are less than 1% of that cannabis user population and thus generalizations can't be made from your personal experiences.
Science, statistics and logic prevail. Fuck personal experience.