> edit: I've been reading lately about saying things directly. If you're interested in experimentation, I recommend a series (say, 5 to 10) of mid-level-dosage

> edit: I've been reading lately about saying things directly. If you're interested in experimentation, I recommend a series (say, 5 to 10) of mid-level-dosage psychedelic sessions, going in with the intent to study the nature of human consciousness and perception, keeping a journal of your experiences and thoughts. I would be surprised if you would still hold the opinions you've expressed here, but then mileage can vary quite significantly in some cases. > Of course drugs feel good, that's why people do them. Technically, that is only one of the reasons. Psychedelics seem to usually feel good, but from time to time you can get the exact opposite effect, sometimes in very large quantities. Yet, anecdotes seem to suggest that even after extremely unpleasant trips, most people seem to consider the experience valuable and continue to use them.