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Is there to get a placebo effect from pretending to drink or take drugs?
Supposedly it's all in your head anyways, and people can get "drunk" off non-alcoholic beers.
So could I just drink something bitter from a shot glass and get fake wasted?
Has anyone tried this?
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Placebo effect isn't THAT strong.
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Maybe if you have autismx5
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pfffft this is by far the most autistic thing i've read all day
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And more to the point, you have to believe the thing you're taking is legitimate. If someone else poured you something that you thought was alcohol, you might be able to trick yourself into thinking you're a bit buzzed. But the way you described it, you're in on the trick
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>just drank half a glass of apple juice lads
>pretended it was whiskey
>man im buzzed
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