LSD thread
Lets talk about the major benefits of dropping acid on mental and physical health - share your personal stories.
LSD thread
Kayden Butler
Lincoln Green
>Today on acid, delusional hippie confirms philosophical biases using non-replicable experimentation and patchworked terminologies from eastern religions. Namedrops some Carl Jung or Aldous Huxley and assumes any disagreement comes from people who haven't been there and grown out of that.
And here's tom with the weather.
Mason Robinson
LSD is too harsh and makes too major changes to the psyche with little to no warning. Mushrooms are where it's at. LSD is one of these random bathtub chemicals that haven't been reasearched properly yet. Mushrooms have a history of 1000s of years in human consumption.
Adrian Thompson
>Random bathtub chemicals.
Look, I get that tryptamines are much more at home in the body. Hence the much less abrasive trip, the lack of withdrawl or hangover, and the quick passage through our system. But LSD is about as natural as it gets (Comes from a fungus that grows on rye) and has probably actually been researched the most given its origins in the sciences long before psychedelics were scheduled and made impossible to do any real research with.
Noah Watson
>LSD is one of these random bathtub chemicals that haven't been reasearched properly yet
Really?
Wyatt Russell
Let me guess. You also take or have taken MDMA?
Daniel Evans
I have. That has nothing to do with what I said though. Of course amphetamines don't belong in the body, especially MDMA, the worst of them.
Dylan Sullivan
Ye, but advice from someone who is willing to put literally anything into his body is not usually advice worth following.
As I said, I'm not a fan of the extreme effects it has on opinions and such with such a short notice and I know people who have said that they got permanent or semi permanent side effects from lsd.
Hudson Cook
What advice do you speak of? You should work on your reading comprehension. I didn't give anyone advice about what to put in their body other than that MDMA and other amphetamines don't belong in the body. What I DID say was that classification of LSD as "Random bathtub chemicals that haven't been researched properly yet" was factually incorrect. I haven't taken any drugs in years, but I promise you I'm one of the best sources of information you can find on the subject. Not because I did them, although experience does wonders for forming opinions, and not because I read some terence mckenna once, the man was a con artist, but because I was a pharmacology major. Pay close attention to the things people say and address those rather than constructing imaginary nonsense they didn't say and arguing with that.
Henry Powell
Cont.
If you wanna know what my "advice" is. It's "Don't do drugs. They won't do anything for you you can't get from books and contemplation." If you want to know my general attitude about psychedelics, see