JesuBungle

You don't need drugs to be creative. If you want a different way of thinking, meditate. The only possible use i see for things like LSD is that it's an easier way to induce meditation...for you lazy pot heads out there:D

I would have to say that there is no proof LSD or other psychadelics can remove this filter. If anything, they can make it worse. When you do a psychadelic, you are subjecting your brain to more than it can handle. Think of your brain as a computer. When you take a psychadelic drug, the detail of the "game" increases but the framerate decreases. And in extreme cases, it doesn't have to be on a drug but can happen from a traumatic incident such as a car accident, your mind will seperate itself from your body for a short period of time because there is more information than you can handle. This is called an out of body experience, and many people have them on these drugs. So in my opinion, anything that causes that could only increase the filtering.

I agree with the above post to meditate. I've only done LSD once and developed HPPD from it, but the positive is that I am able to seperate myself from my ego and body very easily. When you meditate you decide what you want to see, not some drug taking you on a random voyage hell ride.

I don't mean to sound like a hippie. But imo, the universe is only energy. Anything that is, is energy. So how sure are you that there would be a universe without energy. Would there be any existance as we know it. I guess it could go either way, but I'm the type of guy that can't accept one theoretical answer.

All I can say is wow. This is amazing stuff and mankind is really kickin butt^_^

Hi, I had just watched this video last night and I was wondering if anyone has any more information on the subject of electrons, and other particles for that matter, being in more than one place at the same time. Such as when you see an object, that object is actually in your brain as well. I can vaguely grasp this concept, but I was hoping someone could elaborate or at least lead me in the right direction.

I'm going to be a jerk and go with the leave LSD illegal crowd. I did months of research before I took my first and last LSD trip, so I thought I was ready for it. I took a small dose and figured it would just be kind of a fun ride that I could just sit and relax on. The first 3 hours were fun as hell I do admit, but after that everything went wrong. Questions started to make their way into my mind, would I ever come down? I watched the clock, 8, 12, 14, 20 hours had passed and I was still tripping very hard. There was a point, I knew I wasnt going to do it, but I thought about filling my tub and drowning myself. But right when the thought entered my head, my gf called me and began to calm me down when I told her about what was going on. She just said to focus on one thing and go as deep into thought as I could about it. Keep in mind I had been awake for about 50 hours at this point so I knew I was never going to fall asleep. But I did. And the next morning I woke up like everything the day before was a bad dream. It was over...wrong, that night I began to trip again not having taken any lsd. I figured ok, just a flashback, they happen. But it didn't stop. It's now about 2 months since that day and my chairs still hover once in a while. The blinds turn different colors. And I see people in any kind of textured surface. Usually in some sort of disgusting lesbian pose:mad: I went to my doctor and after weeks of not knowing what it was, I was diagnosed with HPPD. In my case luckily, it's purely visual. But there are people out there who have it who feel like their life is just a dream, like they're not real. And these brave souls have my sympathy. My point is that even though lsd is a relatively safe drug physically, there is no way to know how your brain will react to it in the long run. There must be more research before it is ever legalised. Also, I'm thinkin alchohol's legal and lsd isnt, because someone making booze isnt going to take waste product from the making of it, and dump it in a storm drain. Where it would eventually make it's way into the water supply causing thousands of people to be mentally crippled for the rest of their lives.