prompt: What is pcp?
chosen.content: What is pcp?
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chosen.content: PCP (short for Phencyclidine) is a hallucinogenic drug that is generally taken orally and has effects similar to other dissociative hallucinogens. It is often used for its ability to induce dissociative sedation and produce dream-like experiences. Common side effects include headaches, anxiety, nausea, and delusions. Additionally, PCP can cause hallucinations, impairments in judgment and coordination, excitement, distortion in perception, and amnesia.
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rejected.content: What is pcp?
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: PCP, also known as phencyclidine, is a dissociative hallucinogenic drug that is known to cause severe psychological effects. It was formerly used in veterinary medicines and as an industrial solvent, but now it is commonly abused and used recreationally as an intoxicant. Effects include feelings of relaxation and sedation, along with distortions in time and space.
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