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Any molecule patient enough to change you before you notice it arrived.

means A substance that alters how your body or mind works, whether it's medicine, a recreational hit, or anything in between.

from Traced back to Old French 'drogue,' though before that the trail goes cold — one guess links it to a Middle Dutch word for 'dry goods,' since drugs were once stored and traded dry, as dried herbs and compounds. It's an honest shrug of an etymology: the word crossed into English by the 14th century already meaning a medicinal substance, carrying its mysterious packaging-room past with it.

dose logic
the poison is purely a matter of amount
placebo twist
sugar pills work better in red packaging
fastest route
inhaled drugs hit brain in seconds flat
ancient habit
humans fermented alcohol before inventing writing
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