Erowid

So if you or someone you know is having, like, extended difficulties from, like, a psychedelic you took recreationally, you could get in touch with them.

Um, Erowid-

Oh, that's great

... yeah, Erowid is a great resource for if you're researching all kinds of drugs.

Don't...

And this is my harm reduction moment.

We are, we need to now educate people on like understanding the source of information that are useful.

Like Erowid, go use Erowid.

Erowid is a great trusted resource.

E-R-O-W-I-D. Yeah, Erowid.org. Trip reports and drug safety.

It's right out of the 90s.

The interface is beautiful.

But I think that people don't realize, unfortunately, how many feds are on Reddit.

They're on Erowid, they're on everything.

There are feds everywhere.

It's crazy, and they're looking at these posts, and they don't care that these are all positive posts, like within the SR community on Reddit, of people saying how helpful this was.

Interesting.

Yeah, you got to hit them where, where it hurts, and you have to speak their language back to them, right? Like, they speak just brute force economics, and if that's the framing, then, then so be it.

It's making me think, I mean, all this talk of the, how they're trawling Reddit forums and Erowid, and like, you know, where do you recommend people go to have these conversations if you want to stay off the radar of the DEA and still have honest discussions online or forum-based discussions online? I mean, I'm sure there are feds in every corner, but is there, like, is there anywhere that you would recommend people go to, to do this that's safer?

I will say with bringing up the topic that there are feds everywhere, my intention with that is not to police how people should be conducting themselves online.