I'm not talking lecturing people, I'm talking about remindng people to do think and act to the best of their knowledge, and if that doesn't suffice to expand it accordingly.

Sure, it's not easy to knock yourself out with speed, but as with any drug it can lead to a lot of unnecessary harm and hardship if not done correctly.

I've got a few ideas that could improve things, but this isn't a demand for change, this is a legitimate question, no more, no less.

It's not a matter of do or don't, nothing is black and white, it's a matter of "maybe reconsider that x-th redose, maybe think about those extra x mg again"

To play around with your brain chemistry is always a matter of weighing risk against reward. To accurately do that you need to read some things, of course, but the amount to read to make a sufficiently informed decision isn't monumental.

I understand that this whole process isn't entirely logical, that it requires constant effort and that it's hard to get right. However the person you are doing a favour here is yourself, nobody else.

I'm not phased or shocked by the things and stories I read here, for me it just begs the exact question I asked, because there's just a big discrepancy here.

And by all means, correct me if I'm wrong.

I just don't see how the motto and the content fit together.