Take some acid, talk to some acidheads, read up on Timothy Leary and Ken Kesey, and get back to me. Dock Ellis, who died in 2008, is probably best known as the man who pitched a no-hitter while tripping on LSD in 1970. This is legitimately different than a "weed addict" who is chasing a very specific high and can't really substitute it with things like alcohol or LSD. He was constantly tryna score something that would alter his state of mind. An online petition demands that Major League Baseball release broadcast footage of the no-hitter, and the lack of said footage. He wasn't constantly tryna score some tabs. Not addicted to the acid per say, but addicted to avoiding sobriety. Theres only a radio broadcast, which you hear a snippet of in the video during the final out. An "equal opportunity addict" as my recovering addict friends call it. He was addicted to being in an altered state and if acid was offered to him he'd take it the same way he'd take a plethora of drugs offered to him. There's no way to explain this to someone who's never taken acid, sorry if that sounds condescending.
The affects of acid really aren't habit forming the way the affects of getting stoned from weed or the rush of endorphins from eating sugar are. Ellis reported that he visited a friend in Los Angeles and used LSD 'two or three times.
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