> I wonder if this type of thinking is a side effect of dmt et al.
Based on extensive reading in the community, I would say overwhelmingly yes. To what degree this derives directly from the substance, versus an "unlocking" of thinking modalities that already exist but are dormant (or not normally consciously perrceivable) is interesting and worth study, but disciplined, logical thinking is not something you'll find much of in the scene. And that's ok, but only to a degree.
> Perhaps they aren't as safe as is believed.
What most anyone believes about safety or any other attributes seems almost certainly to be quite far off the mark.
Based on extensive reading in the community, I would say overwhelmingly yes. To what degree this derives directly from the substance, versus an "unlocking" of thinking modalities that already exist but are dormant (or not normally consciously perrceivable) is interesting and worth study, but disciplined, logical thinking is not something you'll find much of in the scene. And that's ok, but only to a degree.
> Perhaps they aren't as safe as is believed.
What most anyone believes about safety or any other attributes seems almost certainly to be quite far off the mark.