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Femto · May 11

Drug Distribution
Drug distribution refers to the organized and often covert process of transporting, supplying, and delivering illegal narcotics from manufacturers or importers to mid-level dealers and ultimately street-level sellers. This process includes storage, logistics, and coordination between individuals or groups to maintain a steady flow of product while avoiding law enforcement detection.

Femto · May 12

Gaining trust

In the context of online dating fraud schemes it refers to the process by witch a scammer builds emotional closeness and credibility with a victim, often by sharing fake personal stories, showing affection, and maintaining consistent communication in order to create a false sense of safety and intimacy that makes the victim more likely to comply with requests for money or personal information.

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Femto · May 22

Shabu

Also known in Japan as Kakuseizai (覚醒剤), is a street name, especially common in Asia, for crystal methamphetamine, a powerful and highly addictive stimulant.

While today it's associated with black markets and organized crime, its origins are surprisingly scientific and distinctly Japanese.

Methamphetamine was not only found in Japan it was born there. Japan was one of the first countries where meth was synthesized, distributed at scale, abused by civilians, and eventually criminalized.

The story begins in 1893, when Japanese chemist Nagai Nagayoshi first synthesized methamphetamine from ephedrine, a natural compound found in certain plants. At the time, it was a purely academic chemical breakthrough with no indication of the widespread devastation the substance would eventually cause.

Later, in 1919, Akira Ogata, another Japanese chemist, refined methamphetamine into a crystallized, water-soluble form. This made the drug far more potent and easily injectable essentially the same form abused today as shabu or crystal meth. Ogata's version was originally intended for medicinal purposes, marketed under the name Philopon (ヒロポン). It was promoted as a remedy for fatigue, depression, and even asthma.

In the United States, methamphetamine use remains a serious and growing public health issue, especially in certain regions. Unlike other drugs that have surged in waves, like opioids or crack cocaine, meth has persisted over decades, evolving with new production methods, distribution routes, and user populations.

Edited May 22 by Femto

Femto · May 23

Xanax addiction

Is a serious and potentially dangerous condition that can develop when the medication is misused or taken for extended periods beyond prescribed guidelines. Alprazolam is a fast-acting benzodiazepine used to treat anxiety and panic disorders by depressing the central nervous system to produce calming effects.

Edited May 23 by Femto