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I can't speak to the similarity psychosis, never having experienced it. But, in a similar vain, I think anyone who has ever had an experience with LSD was simp
by matt4077 9y ago
I can't speak to the similarity psychosis, never having experienced it.
But, in a similar vain, I think anyone who has ever had an experience with LSD was simply blown away by the "Deep Dream" visualisations. The similarity is so obvious that one cannot escape the conclusion that neural nets are actually similar to the brain in some profound ways, especially if you consider that "Deep Dream" was an open-ended experiment, not intended to create such effects.
- blubb-fish 9y agoI'd second that. The strongest sensation of that kind I had when mixing 4-Aco-DMT (a psilocin prodrug) with LSD. I suddenly saw eyes in random places. Was fun - not creepy at all.