> I can objectively say that physical feedback really enhances the touchscreen experience. Well, no. You can subjectively say that using hallucinogens enhances

> I can objectively say that physical feedback really enhances the touchscreen experience. Well, no. You can subjectively say that using hallucinogens enhances your touchscreen experience. Edit: I'll elaborate a bit as I'm not trying to be snarky. Given that you took mind altering substances, it's impossible to separate your memory of the perception of the feedback from the chemical experience you had. However real something seemed - that something being both the haptic feedback in the UI, and your memory of the 'goodness' of it - it's the result of a hallucination. You may remember the UI being really fantastic, but that's because that's what you hallucinated. It's not that different from, say, a pot smoker's paranoia: the scratching outside is the wind blowing leaves against the house, not a SWAT team propping ladders up. Doesn't change what you imagined.