It's hard to get the measurement right. Halfway through my productive morning (probably at my peak) I had to take a long break because I kept feeling 'earthquakes' and had to walk it off.
Researchers use music and LSD to understand how we attribute meaning
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Re: Researchers use music and LSD to understand how we attribute meaning
#22This is the smartest path of science, using government funds to buy drugs and music. I think the search for meaning would be increased with adding easy going, sparsely dressed, party minded, but well paid girls.
Re: Researchers use music and LSD to understand how we attribute meaning
#23This is the smartest path of science, using government funds to buy drugs and music. I think the search for meaning would be increased with adding easy going, sparsely dressed, party minded, but well paid girls.
Re: Researchers use music and LSD to understand how we attribute meaning
#24This is the smartest path of science, using government funds to buy drugs and music. I think the search for meaning would be increased with adding easy going, sparsely dressed, party minded, but well paid girls.
Re: Researchers use music and LSD to understand how we attribute meaning
#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
one goal of such research could be stronger psychedelics (eg mk ultra), so there's a good reason for regulation.
All areas of brain research are vital to have a complete understanding of humanity. The brain is clearly a major part of how we function.
Re: Researchers use music and LSD to understand how we attribute meaning
#26Somewhat related I can anecdotally confirm that small doses of LSD (20-30ug) puts you in a high state of focus. It's hard to get the measurement right. Halfway through my productive morning (probably at my peak) I had to take a long break because I kept feeling 'earthquakes' and had to walk it off.