okay… why does that matter to what I said?
also, what does this mean if one wanted to take advantage of such a thing? what would one do to reap benefits of such knowledge?
oops…
DO NOT MIX WITH ALCOHOL
yeah, i'm also not sure
C_A DISCOVERED things.
they didn't invent these things beyond the methods. the science was simply discovered.
do you want to know truth, or do you want to be lied to?
but that's virtually the same action, considering who we're talking about
topicals
you can use all kinds of things for it
peppermint for pain/inflammation
tea tree for anything skin (hydration, etc.)
there's plenty of oils you can combine, but the important ingredient for you will be an indica
dominant strain for muscle spasms, relaxation, appetite loss, insomnia, etc. or sativa dominant strain more energy, help with depression/anxiety, increased sociability/concentration, etc.
there's plenty of ways to consume these medicines. for instance, you can make chocolates with psylocybin, caramels (or anything else that uses butter/oil in the recipe) with cannabis, or you can vaporize it.
study the endocannabinoid system in your body (ECS) https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endocannabinoid_system
it's astonishing to understand that your body has a system specifically aligned for consuming cannabis, or at least processing the lipids they produce.
>tamping
but what i'm saying is you can combine them into a topical
like the ingredients can be coconut and tea tree oil with some peppermint (smells great) and add in some oil you make (coconut oil is AWESOME) with some cannabis all in to one topical
it's very nice.
mirrors need smoke
LP flipped, right?
read the work of the men he mentions
Kant, Fichte, and Hegel all shaped the way we view reality today.
it's not that we wouldn't have had liberalism without them, but they helped us understand what exactly "free will" means.
you've heard of "the world is my oyster" right? well, that concept as a whole can more or less be traced back to Hegel (I believe, as they're easy to confuse at times)
THEN you go read Schelling and are just blown away. The specific piece of work KantBot (guy in the video) mentions is The Historical-Critical Introduction To The Philosophy Of Mythology. This was a lecture Freidrick Schelling gave toward the end of his authorship. EYE OPENING
Also, the rest of what he says lines up remarkably. Think about all of the talk of global warming lately? predictive programming, eh? Him mentioning global cooling is neat, because that would lead to lower sea levels, which in turn would make land rise that hasn't been seen in a while. Which is weird to think about because should that happen, and if there really are any ancient ruins deep under water (where else would huge signs of previous intelligent life be?) this would be a way to reveal them. Just saying…
"been in contact with intelligent life that holds the secret to human consciousness" (paraphrase) is scary enough to think about after reading Schelling…
there's a lot more to this than what's on the surface, anon. dig deeper