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>The lesson learned was that I needed to start questioning my convictions more. Just "feeling sure" isn't enough to certain of something. Well, that's the life
by Kenji 10y ago
>The lesson learned was that I needed to start questioning my convictions more. Just "feeling sure" isn't enough to certain of something.
Well, that's the life lesson I learned in the maths lectures and exercise sessions I attended. Seems like drugs are not required to understand this ;)
- marcos123 10y agoI obviously don't know you, but based off that comment, I think you're missing the forest for the trees and I'd venture to guess that it's because you've never experienced something like DMT. There are definitely levels to certain lessons in life, like learning that "feeling sure" isn't enough to be certain of something. Sure, math class taught you that if something doesn't add up, it's not true. But I see that as an intro to that life lesson of "feeling sure" not being enough. A few levels up from that understanding, a lot of times, involves something like DMT giving you a metaphorical 50,000 ft view from where you can begin to understand that even those math problems might not be the end all, be all of truth. We live in a world of gray areas, not black and white.