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Ray Peat on coffee, consciousness, and LSD
29,926 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)
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Inspired by @thematrixwizard
@LandsharkRides 's friend says harmalan made him perceive rooms as larger I've experienced similar things with cypro and psychedelics
@LandsharkRides With cypro? Interesting. That’s like the only peaty thing I haven’t experimented with. Also haven’t done psychedelics but I have not interest personally.
lsd is a fast food religious experience. to think you can achieve enlightenment without any effort? lsd heads scramble their brains and think they're actually achieving something meaningful.
(An account that will not be named) misquoted this and I didn’t do my due diligence. Peat says “Just coffee and good health and good experience will duplicate just about everything up to that [LSD]. I think the most important thing [to understand what] the expanded consciousness does is to realize that consciousness EXTENDS through both time and space. “
Bro's coming on strong with the edits
10 meo is the closest thing i’ve experienced to approximating LSD
What dose did you take and how many times have you tied?
Facts…you don’t need any drugs…
Did Ray Peat ever even take LSD?
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