Posted on 06/23/2019 5:58:33 PM PDT by plain talk
There is another unseen world out there...
To Plazola, theyre all just plants.
So are hemlock and poison ivy.
they’re fun, gus
. . because there aren’t enough homeless already.
No one referred to hemlock or poison ivy.
Learn how to understand English pronouns. Assimilate.
Another way to pacify the population and control them.
People should not be taking these compounds and be wandering around the busy streets of the city or driving, Grob said. They should be in a quiet, contained space, ideally being monitored by someone who is not in an altered state of consciousness.
Belladonna, morning glory seeds, and castor beans.
And fun guys ain’t plants.
Soma, it’s A Brave New World.
“They should be in a quiet, contained space, ideally being monitored by someone who is not in an altered state of consciousness.”
I took them twice in the mid-70s and my recommendation is don’t ever use them. There is nothing positive they can offer. They just make you stupid and, yeah, if anyone is dumb enough to eat them they should be monitored during their “trip” by a sober person.
No way should these be legalized.
That was Tim Leary’s approach. The West Coast way, as espoused by Ken Kesey and Alan Watts, was to trip and go about your business, out in the world.
I tried twice as well, a long time ago. Found it very interesting, but definitely far too powerful for people to mess around with them for kicks. They’re not a party drug, and don’t make you high. They rearrange your brain, and that can be dangerous as hell.
“To Plazola, theyre all just plants.
So are hemlock and poison ivy.”
Yep. Discrimination and discernment is your friend.
When you’ve experienced someone freaking out under the influence while on the roof of a mid size building ... then you understand what these drugs can do.
You were thoughtful in how you approached these drugs. Not everyone can handle these kinds of drugs without serious consequences.
In my college days there were three kinds of students — full time students, part time students and no-time students.
The two takeaways from my brief venture into psychedelics was understanding where Peter Max was coming from in his artwork and concluding the Beatles #9 made sense.
I know nothing about mushrooms, but I’m starting to come around to your overall view. I know three people that suffer from back pain ... One of them is my wife.
She got a med marijuana card. It has been six months. She doesn’t abuse it. Her quality of life has improved substantially. She no longer needs pain killers like vicodin ... She only puffs some when needed at home only.
My good friend’s wife had similar issues. She was on more harsh drugs to treat her pain. After getting the MM card, she only uses that and one antidepressant. My friend told me that it has completely changed his home life. He thought he’d live a life like a scene out of a Cheech and Chong movie.
I’m still monitoring her behavior to make sure there aren’t changes, but I am floored by how well such a cheap drug works.
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