It depends on the drug.

For opiates and benzos it might manifest as stress and depression. For uppers, drowsiness and inability to focus.

It's compounded by the fact that the reason you started is usually that you suffered from those things to start with.

> The reddit traders are only making a killing if they're selling these inflated positions. At some point somebody will be left holding the bag, odds are it will be a bunch of people from wallstreetbets and other retail investors that are late to the party.

This isn't your typical pump and dump. The plan is to bleed Melvin of every last cent, and transfer it to WSB. Melvin is forced to buy, no matter the price.

While some individual redditors might lose money, as a group they'll make a huge profit.

The problem with leaving it to the courts is, people who own small niche forums can't afford to fight legal battles.

This will leave an internet for those who can (i.e the big players).

Also, courts have a habit of leaving arcane technical details to regulators and then we end up back at government regulation of internet speech.

The alternative is leaving it up to corporations so the current status quo doesn't seem that bad. (See everyone that wants to repeal Chevron deference)

Or the courts could insist the legislature does its job -- write legislation.