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{{mbox|type=notice|text=Compared to the substantial amounts of alcohol consumed by individuals over their lifetimes, often measured in liters of pure ethanol, including "light" and "moderate" drinking, the number of psychedelic experiences is relatively small or insignificant by comparison. This discrepancy may be exacerbated by an overestimation of personal alcohol consumption. However, a significant shift occurred ~~in 2023~~ as a new generation of psychonauts emerged.

{{mbox|type=notice|text=Compared to the substantial amounts of alcohol consumed by individuals over their lifetimes, often measured in liters of pure ethanol, including "light" and "moderate" drinking, the number of psychedelic experiences is relatively small or insignificant by comparison. This discrepancy may be exacerbated by an overestimation of personal alcohol consumption. However, a significant shift occurred as a new generation of psychonauts emerged.

* '''Alcohol and Health Risks: ''' In 2023, the World Health Organization made a global statement clarifying that there is no safe amount of alcohol consumption that does not affect health. This statement highlights the potential risks associated with even moderate alcohol use.

* '''The Rise of Cannabis:''' The usage of quasi-psychedelics, such as cannabis, has overtaken alcohol consumption in the past year in the USA. According to recent data, the number of people using cannabis regularly surpassed those drinking alcohol on a regular basis for the first time in ~~2023~~. This shift reflects a growing interest in alternative, potentially less harmful substances among the younger generation.

* '''The Rise of Cannabis:''' The usage of quasi-psychedelics, such as cannabis, has [https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9xxd8w57kjo overtaken alcohol consumption in the past year in the USA]. According to recent data, the number of people using cannabis regularly surpassed those drinking alcohol on a regular basis for the first time in 2024. This shift reflects a growing interest in alternative, potentially less harmful substances among the younger generation.

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-{{mbox|type=notice|text=Compared to the substantial amounts of alcohol consumed by individuals over their lifetimes, often measured in liters of pure ethanol, including "light" and "moderate" drinking, the number of psychedelic experiences is relatively small or insignificant by comparison. This discrepancy may be exacerbated by an overestimation of personal alcohol consumption. However, a significant shift occurred in 2023 as a new generation of psychonauts emerged.
+{{mbox|type=notice|text=Compared to the substantial amounts of alcohol consumed by individuals over their lifetimes, often measured in liters of pure ethanol, including "light" and "moderate" drinking, the number of psychedelic experiences is relatively small or insignificant by comparison. This discrepancy may be exacerbated by an overestimation of personal alcohol consumption. However, a significant shift occurred as a new generation of psychonauts emerged.
 * '''Alcohol and Health Risks: ''' In 2023, the World Health Organization made a global statement clarifying that there is no safe amount of alcohol consumption that does not affect health. This statement highlights the potential risks associated with even moderate alcohol use.
-* '''The Rise of Cannabis:''' The usage of quasi-psychedelics, such as cannabis, has overtaken alcohol consumption in the past year in the USA. According to recent data, the number of people using cannabis regularly surpassed those drinking alcohol on a regular basis for the first time in 2023. This shift reflects a growing interest in alternative, potentially less harmful substances among the younger generation.
+* '''The Rise of Cannabis:''' The usage of quasi-psychedelics, such as cannabis, has [https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9xxd8w57kjo overtaken alcohol consumption in the past year in the USA]. According to recent data, the number of people using cannabis regularly surpassed those drinking alcohol on a regular basis for the first time in 2024. This shift reflects a growing interest in alternative, potentially less harmful substances among the younger generation.
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