Message from @SPOOKY Phil, Ruler of Heck
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@Coolitic that's what I was told. Has to do with their body's ability to process alcohol isn't very strong
it's in part due to Natives in the US not having access to it up until recently
I thought it was butthurt at colonists <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>
Natives in Mexico and South America however
DO
specifically Mexico and Peru
@SPOOKY Phil, Ruler of Heck right, people from the east evolved with it for thousands of years
the Aztecs and Inca definitively had Alcohol
Natives in the US had other fun shit though
not sure if it was ever used on purpose against them but who knows
It's like lactose intolerance in other populations. I forget which have that issue.
we dint have the tobacco and got addicted en masse too
hey has anyone had kava?
only huwites have lactose tolerance
never had the opportunity shadow would give it a try
but im none too keen on the mellowy drugs
We're addicted to sugar since it vm used to be in crazy small abundance, but then we figured out how to produce tons
not many, though
certainly not the majority
They put it in pre prepared food to reduce the bad taste imparted during the processing
have anyone had mescaline?
i hear in africa
Sugar, tobacco , heroin, mmm some proper white man killing drugs those
there are regions that stopped growing coffee
might only be among say....the people in Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan who have it. Mongolia too, I think
stopped growing coffee for export and started growing khat for personal use 😄
I did peyote at DEFCON :3
i can buy san pedro cactus on ebay of all places
never had mescaline either shadow just plain ole psilocybin/psilocin, lsd, salvia and some others
btw
yeah id totally chomp down on a cactus from ebay 😛
@Redxl I'm not sure tobacco is that bad necessarily. I suspect it's the additives that bring it into the realm of cancer
But that might just be because it was less abundant in the past for our ancestors before it became an issue
what could be bad about routinely inhaling burning plant matter
gee