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I know this is not the main point of your post, but the part that I feel I can comment on: > I also have evidence the "inspiration" whe[n] you [are] on drugs i
by quonn 12y ago
I know this is not the main point of your post, but the part that I feel I can comment on:
> I also have evidence the "inspiration" whe[n] you [are] on drugs is false, and actually it's more like a delirium.
What does that mean, "false"? The way some of us usually perceive reality might not be true either. Just ask someone suffering from serious depression. It's often a problem of perspective, but they can't simply change that. Being stuck in a particular view also applies to most ordinary people, although this does not necessarily cause suffering. The people who claim LSD is mind-expanding refer to just this: That it might allow you to make such a change of perspective that you otherwise can't.
(I don't mean to say drugs are the way to go if your depressed, by the way. Maybe try meditation.)
- avodonosov 12y agoWell, changing perspective, it's all good. What I mean, changes in reasoning on drugs are largely glitches, reasoning mistakes due to wrong logical connections and associations between things, which are not really associate. It's like a delirium. But because drugs also induce euphoria, people think their conclusions and insights are great breakthroughs, new vision, etc. Actually, when they try to record these new ideas, and try to develop it further later, they find that the ideas are just shallow and based on some mistakes.