Does anybody read up on contemporary social topics (may it be

I genuinely learn everything I know about the world from 4chan, if it doesn't get posted about on this site I won't hear about it

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>>23388894
NEET?

>>23388843
I just laugh at sjws and niggers that think theyre people
aside from that i just dont give a toss, the majority of humanity will be dead come the turn of the century anyway so what does it matter

I recently found that politics and economics are kinda interesting and I read about that, not only contemporary though.

>>23388997
Where or what do you read?

I listen to Honey Badger Radio, Sargon of Akkad, Vernaculis and a bunch of other intelligent anti-SJW youtube commentators.

They take in the news and academia and interpret in their own way, mostly in ways with which I agree.

Would highly recommend them if you're mostly left-wing but hate third-wave feminism and think social justice is stupid.

Yes, I pretty much taught myself drug chemistry through erowid archives, I am more interested in how to make cheap cancer drugs and WHO "essential medicines" in a clandestine setting, I look up patents and it's pretty straightforward reductions making a few kilograms or more of a drug thats worth like $6000 for one bottle of pills.

But because only one company actually does this, no person on the planet besides them and universities know that you can just google the patent and cook it up in a decent home lab but then you hear about the government talking about making drugs "cheaper"..

no you aren't.. you are making big pharmacutical companies richer.

I do watch a lot of porn and abuse drugs though too so I think it all ties in together

>>23389230
the problem isn't so much the difficulty in producing the drugs, it's the cost

if you're suffering from cancer and require a patent-protected drug, it's probably cheaper to buy some from the patent-holder than to set up your own lab and synthesize it at home

if you're trying to make money from your ability to synthesize a patent-protected drug in a clandestine lab, then you're almost certainly going to run into problems with the legal system

>>23389330
Yeah I realize it's completely uneconomical but I like the science aspect of it. That home brew morphine thing is also very cool.

I am thinking the most useful purpose for being able to make this stuff "at home" would be on a space station.

>>23389119
thx, will look into it

>>23389230
did you mean to answer to this thread?