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I think what he’s trying to say is you can’t overdose in the sense of most other drugs, unless you take a stupendous amount of it (say >50 the regular dose). Th
by lgvln 8y ago
I think what he’s trying to say is you can’t overdose in the sense of most other drugs, unless you take a stupendous amount of it (say >50 the regular dose). There is some correlation between dosage and whether the experience will be positive or negative though.
As for your friend, from what I’ve learned on psychedelics, it can give people a “religious experience”, for a lack of a better term. It seems that’s what happened to him. However, how much weight one should give those experiences is debatable. If one is going to believe in those positive experiences, shouldn’t one also believe in the negative ones?
- beenBoutIT 8y agoAvoiding all human interactions capable of inducing love and shunning psychedelics might prevent a small number of tragic people from going off of the rails. Logic and the knowledge that chemicals are behind all of these profound human experiences make them unusually safe for the rest of us.