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It's opening up a perceptual time domain that is not available in a sober state. That's not 'slower processing speed'.
by jcims 3y ago
It's opening up a perceptual time domain that is not available in a sober state. That's not 'slower processing speed'.
- red75prime 3y agoI quickly looked up research and, yeah, while LSD does impair many cognitive functions, reaction time seems to be unaffected.
- Retric 3y agoIt’s presumably extending persistence of vision not slowing reaction time. Seems easy enough to test with revolving wheel/stroboscopic discs. Which if true, sounds like an artifact from less processing power to me.