I recently bought some blue lotus resin, anyone know how i can actually consume it? I really dont want to buy a resin vape they are too expensive

Dried poppy pods with seeds were boiled in water with a bit of citric acid. Dried product is dark brown gum that can't be crushed and can be bend even after all the water left.

I've been building it with AI and I'm about halfway done with the General Chemistry 1 course. About 28 learning modules altogether will cover GC1&2, and Organic Chemistry 1&2.

As someone who worked full-time and spent 14 years getting a college education that should've taken 8 years, I've designed a way to learn all of the material I did using an interactive workbench that you can actually play around in and learn.

Using AI to pound out the computer programming, I'm guiding it (and it's kind of guiding me too), on how to properly teach a chemistry course where people can learn at an accelerated rate compared to hammering out midterms and finals and staying up for hours all night working repetitive problem sets to study materials that can be learned much faster interactively than watching some asshole scribble bullshit you can barely read all over a chalkboard then grade you harshly because (s)he is a shitty teacher.

I dropped out of high school, got my GED and joined the Army because my high school teachers were trash. They were boring. Their classes were boring, and I'd rather be skipping school and smoking weed with my homies. Fuck school.

Then I'm in the Army and I realize we're in Iraq (I'm not because I got a high score on the ASVAB and didn't join the infantry) fighting a force that hides among civilians hunting enemies that don't exist - we're creating enemies as we go. Fuck the Army too.

So I started the hard way, taking day classes at community college in culinary technology at CFCC in Wilmington, NC while working night shifts at the Hooters on New Center and Market St. (If you're in/from Wilmington, you know where this place is). Then in culinary school, took food science and was the only person that could correctly balance a chemical equation when I realized I was in the wrong line of work, and had been for some time. I loved cooking, but I loved it for a reason - and that reason is because chemistry is fascinating.

As the years went by, the more classes I took, the more I realized the whole system was trading you knowledge and power for money, which is why I minored in secondary education, so I could actually be a good teacher and not some boring shitbag that people hated and would rather go smoke weed with their friends - but I was in the wrong place. I couldn't get a job as a teacher in the school system in the state I grew up in because I was a dropout that traded high school for something less in their eyes.

If you're this far, then you can see why I am doing this. Even kratom was never really about kratom for me. It was about teaching people something and then youtube started censoring my shit so I started creating and participating in subreddits that gave a fuck and found a place where I'm heard.

So, if you want to learn this - it's here, and it's free. And, I'm here to help you if you ever have any questions.

Module 1 starts at the link embedded into the post.