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4/17/2015 9:37:49 PM
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That doesn't change the form or amount of addiction though. It's just a side effect of the thing they are addicted to
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No point in arguing with you bye
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Halo ninja you are an ignorant imbecile
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Spawn Apollo you are an ignorant fool
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No I'm not
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Then explain to me how a mental need is the same as a physical need in terms of addiction. Explain to me the chemical process. Or do you believe in god to the extent that this makes no sense to you? Not knocking, just talking.
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Addiction is a feeling that you need something and you get addicted due to that. Mental or physicsl
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You literally just defined what addiction means. Not the difference between those two types.
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Addiction is mental nit physical
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So when people are addicted to meth they don't scratch at their skin because their body is so used to having it in it that it needs it to stay calm, they just want more? Yeah? You are addicted to oxygen. Cut that off, tell me you don't need it.
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You don't need meth it's all mental
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You also don't need oxygen, it's a poison. My point is a physical dependency is one in whic if you don't get your fix physical changes occur. I don't get why that is so hard.
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Then it's not an addiction it's a nesecity
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No... Other drugs, including drugs like sugar or coffee, trigger withdrawal effects. The withdrawal effects are measured by ones dependency and the drug(s). Weed has no withdrawal effects and therefore not addictive. The act of smoking is psychologically influential, making it habitual, so it can aid feelings of stress and anxiety (like rocking your foot till you fall asleep, sucking your thumb, putting your hands in your pockets, etc), but it's not actually addictive.
