It's not lazy to say something such as an LSD trip is ineffable. It's just how it is. Sure a lot of the sounds, sounds and experiences may technically be descr

It's not lazy to say something such as an LSD trip is ineffable. It's just how it is. Sure a lot of the sounds, sounds and experiences may technically be describable. But it's the experience itself that is ineffable. I've done LSD twice myself, and won't be doing it again for many years as I started suffering from panic attacks and pretty much an existential crisis as many others in this thread reported. That said, I don't regret taking it at all. It definitely broadened my mind to how simple we take the world for granted.