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DMT test subject Carl Hayden Smith (Carl Hayden Smith) warns that long-duration DMT research flips the relationship between us & the DMT realm and its entities. He says humans risk colonizing the DMT space:

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"The Entities Told Me to Stop Coming Back" | Carl Hayden Smith Carl Hayden Smith thinks humans are about to do something to the DMT realm that we have done to every other frontier: colonize it. In this clip he lays out why extended-state DMT (DMTx) is not just a longer trip but a potential invasion. His hunch is that the entities only tolerate us "popping into their space" for short durations, the way you might trap a spider under a glass to look at it before letting it back outside. Stay too long, come back too often, and the relationship changes. He says the beings have already told him directly that he was returning "too frequently" and should stop coming back so often. Smith is a consciousness researcher who was a test subject in landmark DMT studies and helped launch the Trace Institute in LA to test Donald Hoffman's theory that spacetime itself is a "headset" our consciousness wears. He walks Danny through the idealist view that everything arises from consciousness, why our five senses are filters that keep the rest of reality out, and how DMT strips those filters away to expose what is really there. He also touches on Andrew Gallimore's stranger vision of the future: humans kept in pods, fed through a drip with waste managed like the Matrix, so they can live inside the entities' world. The most personal claim in the clip is his precognition experience. During the pilot study, Smith says he tapped into his own mental state roughly six months into his future and only recognized it as precognition when that moment actually arrived. He argues DMTx could "upgrade the headset" and leave people with altered traits, not just altered states, but only if it is approached mindfully and ethically, with respect for whatever is on the other side. The open question he leaves hanging: if we really are guests in someone else's space, what happens when we decide to move in?

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