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Hahaha. It makes me laugh/cringe to think of the "risks." Risk #1 - You may hurt yourself Risk #2 - You may discover the emperor wears no clothes and you don
by diydsp 13y ago
Hahaha. It makes me laugh/cringe to think of the "risks."
Risk #1 - You may hurt yourself
Risk #2 - You may discover the emperor wears no clothes and you don't have to spend your life in servitude to the ruling classes.
Which one does the government _really_ fear?
- gph 13y agoIf you can't discover #2 without drugs... I don't know if you're really understanding anything.
- Nursie 13y agoYeah, I find this whole meme quite weird. There seem to be a fairly large group of people that are convinced that some or other drug will 'open up' the minds of the populace, we'll all somehow 'realise' that we're being screwed by the man, suddenly everything will be awesome and we'll all live in harmony. It's about as convincing as "and they all lived happily ever after" at the end of a fairytale.
- diydsp 13y agoi am one of those people who believes that, only I don't think it's as simple as 1. take drugs, 2. figure out we're slaves. 3. ??? 4. Profit. There are a great number of activities which slowly, in turn, help reveal that all power is within ourselves. Basically, any activity which takes us by surprise, including psychedelics but also including extreme sports, international travel. Hell, reading a good book. and it's not as easy as realizing it to get out of the trap. that's like saying is easy to become an entrepreneur. it's about spending the rest of one's life devoted to seeking reality....
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- Nursie 13y agoPersonally I think that psychedelics, particularly the very famous ergot derivative, are very good at inducing a false sense of the profound. >>All power is within ourselves >>Spending the rest of one's life devoted to seeking reality... And these are exactly the sorts of meaningless profundities I was talking about!