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LEVELS OF INTOXICATION FOR SMELL PHENOMENA Intoxication levels for olfactory phenomena all run from midway between Fairly/Strongly to midway between Strongly/Very Strongly, with the differences in levels not significant. MODULATING FACTORS (8 of 9)4/15/2004 7:06:06 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 8 The two qualities of smell alteration affected by background factors are smells' becoming more unique and richer, and smells' taking on new qualities, both of which occur more frequently among users with more drug experience.
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