Well, this may explain why one of my brothers has become a full fledged cat-lady.
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“We found an association between broadly defined cat ownership and increased odds of developing schizophrenia-related disorders,” writespsychiatrist John McGrath and fellow researchers, all from the Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research.
Looks like the anti cat dog lover pet association is at it again! 
All cats are skitz!
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I had the opportunity to try “Mad Honey” in Nepal and it wasn’t an enjoyable high at all. Felt like being mildly poisoned 
Though nowhere near as bad as Datura 
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It looks like reading may very well be fundamental.
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At higher temperatures, plants instruct their root systems to grow faster, creating long roots that stretch through the soil to absorb more water and nutrients. While this response may help the plants in the short term, new research suggests it’s both unsustainable for the plants and potentially harmful for humans in the long term.
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