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Dementia,
Cocaine may be odorless to humans but not to dogs or machines. It is also cut with other stuff which is not odorless. Just because you abused the drug does not nean you know about the drug itself.
Your first source, drugtext, claims that cocaine is not physically addictive. Not only do you not know what you are talking about, but you cite sources that are not credible.

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Another from Erowid (which I'm sure is documented to be a 'credible source')

PROBLEMS
Street cocaine is quite often impure (meaning cut with various things, however there does exist high quality blow). The more direct the route of administration, the more dangerous this can be. Injecting impure cocaine can be deadly. Repeated snorting can cause severe damage to the nose. Smoking of freebase cocaine can cause breathing difficulties.


Addiction Potential
One of the most problematic aspects of cocaine is its addictive qualities. While cocaine is not believed to be physically addicting, it is, without a doubt, psychologically addicting. Those who use cocaine heavily or regularly frequently encounter great difficulty ceasing use.
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Now sir, I kind of agree with you about 'feeling' physically addicted, but being 'fiend' is all a state of mind which in turn causes changes within your body IMHO. But with all of the information about cocaine and research done, it is not 'believed' to be physically addicting in nature from many brilliant minds both more experienced, and well versed in narcotic research than myself.

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One of my best friends is a doctor who specializes in addiction medecine. He considers Erowid as semi-credible . It has a lot of good info but tends to minimize dangers and effects of drugs and contains some downright scary misinformation. Then again, you abused cocaine so of course you'll look for more liberal "interpretations"