Re:Albert Hofmann discovers the effects of LSD (1943)
by debaserab2 on Monday January 08, 2018 @02:18PM
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In my experience it feels more like you're underclocked than overclocked. Sensations become so overwhelming at times it's hard to interpret them in ways that can be useful to you. I think in normal waking life, your brain interprets these sensations for you and narrows the amount your conscious mind actually has to deal with.
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Re:Albert Hofmann discovers the effects of LSD (1943)
by ncal on Monday January 08, 2018 @03:22PM
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I would imagine it depends on the dose. An large dose of lsd would render just about anyone completely incoherent and possibly, absolutely insane. However, there is a reason many are gathering behind the idea of microdosing lsd for productivity. Here's an article on microdosing: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/gv5p5y/a-brief-hi...