> it's like running an LLM on a very high temperature I can second this, specifically. For me, LSD often triggers thoughts that can't be put into words - upon

> it's like running an LLM on a very high temperature I can second this, specifically. For me, LSD often triggers thoughts that can't be put into words - upon trying, out come sentences like this: "can have a haves and take a three sixteenth quarters. can have a what's very much like. can have an um somethings or others .... mmm much of somethings or others.... can havings a taken umpteenth very good time ...." Those are real sentences I typed up while on LSD, knowing that they were complete gibberish, but it's what came out of my brain when I tried to put the thoughts into words. The thoughts had some sort of meaning, but not in words, just indescribable concepts. Whatever part of my brain translates thoughts and concepts into words had never been trained on those types of thoughts before, so it came out as gibberish.