Nick Fuentes

You know, they don't have many real life friends, engage in real life activities, slip through the cracks.

That's always how it starts.

Then they get into, either they're medicated by a therapist with SSRIs, or they self-medicate, which is extremely common with alcohol.

weed, which is extremely potent now.

And you could get THC from like a vape pen.

So it's very powerful, very accessible.

You know, when I was in high school, my stoner friends would have to like go on a walk to the park and roll a joint.

Now with the vape, you can hit that anywhere, I guess.

It's very discreet.

They also do psychedelics.

I think that's a huge part of it.

And how is that a huge part of it?

I think that a lot of them get turned on.

They'll do alcohol, marijuana, and then I think they get into psychedelics like LSD or MDMA.

And I think those things induce psychosis.

These psychoactive drugs, whether it's marijuana by itself or it's LSD, I think they tend to induce psychosis and exacerbate those existing problems.

And basically what happens, I would say that is maybe the next step.

And then the other ingredient that's always there is although they don't have a social life in the real world, they have a social life on the internet.

And so they're deeply involved in obscure internet forums, discord, gaming communities.

Increasingly, chat GPT is inducing psychosis.