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Great username, shame about the Twitter
It’s just a prank bro!
Ah yes, the e-salvia special
I’ve had drugs that put me in a weird agonizing bodyless state for what seemed like probably days. It’s really hard to describe, but it was terrible. And I think an hour or two in reality. This post reminded me of that strongly, an awful idea.
I love time dilation. Curse this temporal prison.
The only things that have given me insane time dilation are Foxxy and a horrfying dose of ketamine.
i had time dilation and body size dysmorphia because of a very high fever after a parrot bacterial infection
I didn’t like Salvia either
it was some ai weed actually
More like 5 minutes in real time. But yeah, feels like days if not an eternity. And there’s always that feeling of “Oh fuck. I’m never making it back to my body. In fact, my body was just an illusion, and now that it’s gone I’ll never get it back, like a dream you can’t go back to after waking.”
And that typically occupies your mind for the rest of the trip. Until it fades, and you find yourself back in your body, and after you kiss the ground you think “Well that wasn’t so bad afterall. I bet if I try it again I can make it past that part without panicking.”
Nope. It’s like there’s something you can’t fully remember after the trip ends, but each time you go back you realize “Oh fuck, that’s right. That’s why this is so terrifying.”
And then you make it back to your body again, kiss the ground, rinse and repeat…
This was my experience with ketamine therapy as well. I think they gave me way too high a dose.
I’ve never tried salvia but if this is an accurate description of the trip then I guess I’ll pass…
I’ve never had a good trip on salvia. Always nightmarish experiences, every time. Maybe I should quit doing it one day.
You cheeky little numbskull!
Yeah, yeah, the time knife. We’ve all seen it.
This happened to my best friend Kakashi from Naruto
the implication being that we will have brain implant technology thats for the people and not purely surveillance shows this is a work of fiction.
i’m sure that during the 10,000 years falling there were plenty of billboards and ads
The knives are the only way they can get “impressions” in the future
Do you watch the ad for the brief reprive or skip it to get to the bottom of the tunnel faster.
You skip the ad, because even falling through a tunnel of knives is better than watching an ad
Also the ad is for a new knife-tunnel-as-a-service
Why not both?
Using it to torture the populace when they fall out of line sounds grand.
I mean, most of us are probably here on our phones which are spy on us constantly, so it’s not that far-fetched
We already do. The stuff they are doing at UCSF is mindblowing
Chief Miles O’Brien would like a word…
Can’t wait for e-ketamine without the drip
Edit: holy shit I just realized that’s Elijah Wood
Ah, shock sites v137.0 (obvious choice of version number).
If we can’t live forever, overclocking our brain-computer interfaces to cram more virtual time into our remaining years is the next best thing.
Maybe eventually there’ll be FOSS privacy respecting degree packages that you can incorporate in maybe a week. Do 52 of them and prove something new at their insections. Repeat.
10,000 years of infomercials.
Too Many Cooks on repeat
Can it at least be the magic bullet infomercial? The one where all the junkies wake up feeling like shit, and just want snacks, so they don’t even question why a random guy is in their kitchen demoing the magic bullet. They just want nachos, and smoothies. Until Carol comes down and wants to make more drinks.
Like…it’s 8am, and she’s bouncing down the stairs like “MARGARITAS PLEASE!!!”
Carol. You have a problem.
I think the guy with the magic bullet is the party host
That’s how the training sequences in matrix worked.
There’s a kurzgesagt you need to watch on this
I believe I’ve seen them all, but maybe not. Do you remember the title?
We found a loophole to survive the end of the universe
I see your grandkids are also salvia enthusiasts
Hey yeah, that does sound similar!
This is just The Jaunt by Stephen King.
