If that were true, we would likely see a greater variety of discourse and testimonies from people who use hallucinogens. On the contrary, they tend to sound su

If that were true, we would likely see a greater variety of discourse and testimonies from people who use hallucinogens. On the contrary, they tend to sound surprisingly similar in terms of world-view to each other. Once you experience hallucinogens yourself, it becomes pretty clear why that might be. The obvious conclusion is, of course, that hallucinogens unlock an objective, common reality. That's not what the depth and quality of the observations produced suggest, however.