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> One wouldn't have any reason to believe it isn't "real" or that it will ever end. Why? Isn't it natural to question your perception when you see something un
by qwerty456127 7y ago
> One wouldn't have any reason to believe it isn't "real" or that it will ever end.
Why? Isn't it natural to question your perception when you see something unusual in such a degree?
- sincerely 7y agoThe higher the dose the more you lose the ability to convince yourself “This isn’t real” or even care.
- ElFitz 7y agoIt would. Unless your very thought patterns are completely disrupted by a highly potent psychedelic you've been unknowingly dosed with. Even then, what seems more reasonable? "I'm trapped, asleep, in a seemingly never ending nightmare" or "I, a random layman with nothing remarkable whatsoever, have been unknowingly dosed with some unknown substance by the CIA" ?