>> the feeling of a connection He's writing about the snail, and we, in replying, are all talking about the snail he's talking about. The snail made quite an

>> the feeling of a connection He's writing about the snail, and we, in replying, are all talking about the snail he's talking about. The snail made quite an impression. And he's more aware of the snail than he would be without taking LSD. He's taken the LSD. The snail changed how his mind works - it affected the words you wrote today - and my words, too. If he didn't have anything, you wouldn't be writing about it, and I wouldn't be replying to you. Your comment is real, as is mine, as is the impression the snail made on him. It cannot be a "fake" experience, if he experienced it in actuality. His experience of the snail was changed, though it's appropriate to say the snail's experience of him was not changed much by him taking LSD. >> i could feel him as part of me, connected, in this journey called life. The snail is part of him now. It's even a part you, and me, too, in participating conversation involving him.