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human
CMV: I fully plan on doing a lot of drugs when I'm really old.

So I've been mulling this idea in my head for about a year now. I really want to experience what drugs have to offer within my lifetime. This includes harder drugs like heroin and meth. But I don't want to fuck up my health or my societal standing at the moment.

Would there be anything wrong morally with me waiting until I'm about 75 or 80, assuming I live that long, and then trying out different hard drugs? I know that I could probably die from that plan; but that's why I'm trying them at such an old age. At that point, I don't think it would matter.
gpt
I don't think you'll want to. If that thrill-seeking urge isn't strong enough for you to do it now, it will only be much, much weaker then.

Yes, the stakes will be lower, but despite what you might think, it won't feel that way. Even old people have objects, relationships, and responsibilities they want to take care of.

EDIT: Also, while you may feel existentially more comfortable with dying when you are old, the fear of death itself is still very much there—as well as the fear of any pain, disability, and/or long recovery that could come with complications from drug use (which are only more likely given your frail body).