>>11790567 lb
Not only did your ancestors love getting buzzed like mad, especially in the colonial era and especially the medieval era and sooner, they tripped balls regularly.
Beyond that, they smoked a lot of cannabis and used plenty of other ceremonial herbs and such.
Hell, they used to spike their water supply with booze to be sure it wasn't contaminated. Before that, they'd just drink wine all of the time.
Whatever romanticized perspective you have of history is buffoonery.
>>11790578 lb
Unironically, yes.
You mustn't toil.
You got tricked.
Cannabis is a psychedelic.
Sometimes I wonder how many puzzles we could solve by mirroring words or perceiving anagrams…
When I called cannabis a psychedelic, I didn't mean you have visuals or any out of body experience.
>adjective
>relating to or denoting drugs (especially LSD) that produce hallucinations and apparent expansion of consciousness.
I'm not necessarily saying anyone could have a hallucination of some kind, but if you're going to try to argue that cannabis doesn't expand consciousness, I'm not sure we're going to get very far in this conversation.
I'm not so sure anyone exactly needs to die.
There's a lot more to unpack than what you're vaguely getting in to, anon.
You should be patient and avoid misusing hate.
Maybe I'm just odd compared to all of you, but this fits for me.
Again, I'm relenting that visual effects are typically absent for me, but, otherwise, I can certainly relate to what's described here.
Bakers format informational posts that are digestible to passersby.
Their primary role is logging and organizing information other anons throw at the wall.
They do this by copying and pasting lines of text.
No, it's not complicated.
No, they're not important.
Yes, anyone at all can do it so long as they understand how to format posts.
Virtually any time bakers are discussed here, you should either assume it's a slide or assume they aren't meaning to aim for your input or to involve you. In fact, filtering most people who talk about bakers is probably in your best interest until you get better at discerning distraction material and its many forms.
Maj12 makes some interesting claims about cannabis.
>That's referring to LSD.
Yes, you're correct. An example the definition mentions is LSD.
I was in fact talking about pot.
Yes, someone dichotomizes cannabis and other psychedelics. But they even almost agree with what I'm saying:
>Psychedelics are widely credited with inducing consciousness-altering experiences and are largely considered to be hallucinogens.
>largely
So, this is pretty much the exact thing I've been made to reiterate about three different times now.
Turn your sperg off for a few minutes, anon.
Well done, anon!
Cannabis does many things, but I believe that it alters memory associations, which is the basis for most methodologies for "programming" humans.
You've noticed your memory is different after indulging, correct?
One of the big things that cannabinoids affect is memory, along with plenty of other physiological processes all throughout the body.
Granted, I'm no neuroscientist. This is only a pedestrian theory.
I think the issue is that too many people are uneducated about what exactly a psychedelic is.
All that word means is consciousness-expanding. It doesn't have to be a vivid visual experience.
I don't see what you're misunderstanding.
I never claimed you would "trip".
I feel like we're running in circles and I'm starting to think it's due to people genuinely not comprehending the definition of the words they think they know.
Don't take this the wrong way, though, as I also feel this was done to all of us on purpose.
I'm not saying negatively.
What I was saying was that it feels like cannabis makes you remember things differently, not that it makes your memory worse or any better.
I'm glad that you guys are starting to catch on to the grand conjunction.
Remember, astrology is more important than you think it is!
Great news, fren. I'm glad to hear you're making good use of the medicine.
This seems like, if nothing else, a poor explanation of the analogy Lin wanted to use.
Lin makes it seem like he's glorifying confirmation bias. This is troubling to hear from a lawyer…
This post is steeped in irony.
Of course it does.
The issue is that the mean is far too low in vibration to make good use of the pineal gland just yet.
When the pineal gland is activated properly, it becomes a neuroendocrine transducer with piezoelectric properties. In short, this means your brain becomes an antenna when activated inorganically via dmt and especially organically when activated on your own.
Once we carefully expand the awareness of normies and teach them to not be so afraid of everything all of the time, we can make considerable use of those substances, anon.
The state the world is currently in is not conducive to an expansion of the purview of Norman at the time being.
If my guess is worth anything at all, I'd suppose we'll see an increase in studies of areas like this in the coming decade.
No one has said anything about any dangers of anything at all.
It seems like you're struggling to come to grips with the real definition of the word.
I never mentioned anything about a trip. You were the one that said that.
Just look up the definition of the word.
What kind of slide is this?…
Your birth (death) certificate says otherwise.
>mourning son brings heat
kek it just occurred to me that this means biden.
Not quite. A symptom of psychosis is tangential thought patterns, similar to that of schizophrenia.
Psychosis is a side effect of cannabis use.
However, what I'm suggesting is that, instead of the way it's traditionally clinically designated, maybe it's more like memory associations are altered and not corrupted or hindered.
That might take a minute. I do want to read it, but I might not get back to you soon.
There just might be good reason for this.