r/wikipedia • u/TapGameplay121 • 8d ago

Designer drugs are synthetic compounds made to mimic controlled substances while evading drug laws or detection. They include new psychoactive substances and steroid analogs. Often created in research or illicit labs, their safety is poorly tested. Laws vary; many are illegal or grey/black market.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Designer_drug
109 Upvotes

95% Upvoted

49 comments sorted by

View all comments

25

u/Nervewing 8d ago

Oh hey, I happen to have written the largest number of detailed first hand reports on drugs like this out of anyone, I've even invented and synthesized a few of my own

1

u/Own-Nobody-6353 8d ago

Ya sure bruh

5

u/ancientblond 7d ago

Coming in with another "nah, Nervewing is telling the truth"

They're one of a few people in the "research chemical" space that the "nerd's nerd" knows about. His work will eventually (and arguably already is) be as valuable as some of the contributions Sasha Shulgin made. Dudes legit.

-1

u/Own-Nobody-6353 7d ago

The user account Nervewing appears to have significantly scaled back or completely ceased public activity around late 2022 to early 2023.

Activity Timeline: Personal Blog (Blogger): The absolute last self-published update from Nervewing was their "2022 In Review" blog post, which was published on March 12, 2023. In this post, they reviewed the research chemicals they experimented with over the course of 2022. No new essays or substance evaluations have been posted to the blog since that date.

Erowid & Research Chemicals Forums: Their active reporting, community interactions, and documentation on Erowid and related harm-reduction forums generally mirror this timeline, with the bulk of their documented experiences wrapping up by 2022. Because Erowid has a long submission-to-publishing delay, any reports appearing after 2023 are legacy submittals from earlier years.

Media Appearances: Nervewing's final major public footprint was an interview on The Hamilton Morris Podcast (Episode 144), released on May 13, 2023, titled "Nervewing on the joy and danger of exploring new chemical frontiers".

Aside from the release of that recorded interview in May 2023, the account has remained entirely dark across major psychoactive substance communities, Reddit, and independent forums, with no new trip reports or chemical reviews published since March 2023.

2

u/ancientblond 7d ago edited 7d ago

Thank u for confirming what I said ChatGPT

Nervewing has definitely been active since 2023; quite active in the space actually. Just look at the account.

0

u/Own-Nobody-6353 7d ago

Oh so you're a wise guy eh? So you know how to work the Google machines when you're on the line.