Message from @kodec

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2019-02-06 18:37:06 UTC  

hello

2019-02-06 18:37:09 UTC  

Hi.

2019-02-06 18:37:17 UTC  

!rank

2019-02-06 18:37:18 UTC  

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2019-02-06 18:37:21 UTC  

!rank

2019-02-06 18:37:22 UTC  

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2019-02-06 18:37:27 UTC  

this is where I got my avatar https://youtu.be/3ew_cSgCJoc?t=250

2019-02-06 18:37:47 UTC  

everything can be a drug, true or false

2019-02-06 18:37:51 UTC  

I only watch animes that were made before the 80s.

2019-02-06 18:38:20 UTC  

@kodec by the definition of drug "a chemical substance that alters the body" yes everything necessarily must be a drug if it reacts with your body in any way

2019-02-06 18:38:21 UTC  

@kodec Considering humans have the potential to become addicted to damn near anything, sure

2019-02-06 18:38:46 UTC  

I would probably define that by its physiological impact.

2019-02-06 18:38:59 UTC  

Otherwise, drug becomes a useless term.

2019-02-06 18:39:04 UTC  

A chair leg can be a drug then.

2019-02-06 18:39:10 UTC  

but wouldnt a drug aritificially increase the neuron count to you brain?

2019-02-06 18:39:22 UTC  

Increase neuron count?

2019-02-06 18:39:27 UTC  

I have never heard of such an effect.

2019-02-06 18:39:27 UTC  

stimilus

2019-02-06 18:39:28 UTC  

*do brains work that way?*

2019-02-06 18:39:35 UTC  

Neurons are cells.

2019-02-06 18:39:38 UTC  

hehe

2019-02-06 18:39:54 UTC  

the things sent between synapses

2019-02-06 18:39:57 UTC  

forgot the name

2019-02-06 18:40:04 UTC  

neurotransmitter

2019-02-06 18:40:07 UTC  

thats right

2019-02-06 18:40:35 UTC  

wouldnt real drugs hike your reward center unnaturally?

2019-02-06 18:41:06 UTC  

your premise of "naturally" here is starting at an illogical standard

2019-02-06 18:41:20 UTC  

yeah i am not making sense

2019-02-06 18:41:27 UTC  

Unnaturally?

2019-02-06 18:41:34 UTC  

I'm not sure what is natural or unnatural.

2019-02-06 18:41:40 UTC  

It does "hike it" though.

2019-02-06 18:41:54 UTC  

How do you differentiate the reaction between a manmade chemical and a naturally occuring chemical

2019-02-06 18:42:04 UTC  

manmade is home made

2019-02-06 18:42:06 UTC  

Why would one substance have a different reaction simply because it is naturally occuring

2019-02-06 18:42:14 UTC  

manmade is not home made

2019-02-06 18:42:18 UTC  

naturally occuring is home made

2019-02-06 18:42:21 UTC  

manmade is external

2019-02-06 18:42:24 UTC  

I guess there are some sensible distinctions. There are influences our physiology might never had to deal with.

2019-02-06 18:42:36 UTC  

And they do not occur naturally.

2019-02-06 18:42:40 UTC  

@kodec are you looking for the word "synthesized?"

2019-02-06 18:42:51 UTC  

So, I guess they are "unnatural" but many of the chemicals might be the same.