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SunshineSupergirl said:
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Grownsince95 said:
Kinda like the endocannabinoid system we're all born with!

Coincidence? I think not!!
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Kinda but not really. I can definitely see how one could easily compare the two but not exactly.

The endocannabinoid system is even in mollusks and arthropods and it regulates a lot of things. Dimethyltryptamine just coincidentally plugs perfectly into the 5ht2a and 5ht2b serotonin receptor set.


No human at any point in their life naturally produces THC anywhere in their body for any reason.


THC working the way it does at least from my perspective, with my knowledge of biochemistry, seems to be more of a coincidence, or simply convergent or symbiotic evolution. The receptors that THC plugs into governing a lot of biochemical processes in the body.


The interactions of the 5-ht2 subset of serotonin receptors, and the changes to electron spin resonance and electron sharing between neurons that happens at these receptors is very likely the source of consciousness itself.


THC and its interactions are far more comparable to something like poppies and the interactions of the opiate receptors with morphine and codeine. The particular receptors that THC interacts with, the CB1 and CB2 receptors are just not responsible for nearly as weighty biochemical processes as what the opiate receptors are responsible for regulating. And the compensatory mechanisms required to regulate function in the presence of the compound is far less intense on the body.


To be honest comparing literally any other biochemical processes of the body to what happens at the serotonin 5-ht2 receptor subsets is kind of a misunderstanding in and of itself.

DMT doesn't exactly change your mood, it doesn't change your experience of your own mind, it doesn't make you happy or sad in and of itself. It doesn't change the way you feel about yourself or other people or your relationships like other drugs can do....

It simply exchanges reality for something else that is even more tangibly real than this one is, at least while you're there. One of the grocking recognitions I've pulled out of every DMT trip so far, is that this version of reality is actually secondary to that one, and a process of it, not the other way around.

Documentary about a series of studies performed by Rick Straussman, a PhD. Psychologist from the New mxico school of medicine.
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
Kinda but not really. I can definitely see how one could easily compare the two but not exactly.

The endocannabinoid system is even in mollusks and arthropods and it regulates a lot of things. Dimethyltryptamine just coincidentally plugs perfectly into the 5ht2a and 5ht2b serotonin receptor set.


No human at any point in their life naturally produces THC anywhere in their body for any reason.


THC working the way it does at least from my perspective, with my knowledge of biochemistry, seems to be more of a coincidence, or simply convergent or symbiotic evolution. The receptors that THC plugs into governing a lot of biochemical processes in the body.


The interactions of the 5-ht2 subset of serotonin receptors, and the changes to electron spin resonance and electron sharing between neurons that happens at these receptors is very likely the source of consciousness itself.


THC and its interactions are far more comparable to something like poppies and the interactions of the opiate receptors with morphine and codeine. The particular receptors that THC interacts with, the CB1 and CB2 receptors are just not responsible for nearly as weighty biochemical processes as what the opiate receptors are responsible for regulating. And the compensatory mechanisms required to regulate function in the presence of the compound is far less intense on the body.


To be honest comparing literally any other biochemical processes of the body to what happens at the serotonin 5-ht2 receptor subsets is kind of a misunderstanding in and of itself.

DMT doesn't exactly change your mood, it doesn't change your experience of your own mind, it doesn't make you happy or sad in and of itself. It doesn't change the way you feel about yourself or other people or your relationships like other drugs can do....

It simply exchanges reality for something else that is even more tangibly real than this one is, at least while you're there. One of the grocking recognitions I've pulled out of every DMT trip so far, is that this version of reality is actually secondary to that one, and a process of it, not the other way around.

Documentary about a series of studies performed by Rick Straussman, a PhD. Psychologist from the New mxico school of medicine.
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I didn't understand anything, but mollusks yes 😂😂😂 I eat them, arthropods... insecticide bombs, depleted uranium munitions....😬😬😬😬😬😬 Searching... seek and destroy ....Kill em all !

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
Kinda but not really. I can definitely see how one could easily compare the two but not exactly.

The endocannabinoid system is even in mollusks and arthropods and it regulates a lot of things. Dimethyltryptamine just coincidentally plugs perfectly into the 5ht2a and 5ht2b serotonin receptor set.


No human at any point in their life naturally produces THC anywhere in their body for any reason.


THC working the way it does at least from my perspective, with my knowledge of biochemistry, seems to be more of a coincidence, or simply convergent or symbiotic evolution. The receptors that THC plugs into governing a lot of biochemical processes in the body.


The interactions of the 5-ht2 subset of serotonin receptors, and the changes to electron spin resonance and electron sharing between neurons that happens at these receptors is very likely the source of consciousness itself.


THC and its interactions are far more comparable to something like poppies and the interactions of the opiate receptors with morphine and codeine. The particular receptors that THC interacts with, the CB1 and CB2 receptors are just not responsible for nearly as weighty biochemical processes as what the opiate receptors are responsible for regulating. And the compensatory mechanisms required to regulate function in the presence of the compound is far less intense on the body.


To be honest comparing literally any other biochemical processes of the body to what happens at the serotonin 5-ht2 receptor subsets is kind of a misunderstanding in and of itself.

DMT doesn't exactly change your mood, it doesn't change your experience of your own mind, it doesn't make you happy or sad in and of itself. It doesn't change the way you feel about yourself or other people or your relationships like other drugs can do....

It simply exchanges reality for something else that is even more tangibly real than this one is, at least while you're there. One of the grocking recognitions I've pulled out of every DMT trip so far, is that this version of reality is actually secondary to that one, and a process of it, not the other way around.

Documentary about a series of studies performed by Rick Straussman, a PhD. Psychologist from the New mxico school of medicine.
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Re the whole alternate reality, that was really the whole thing Carlos Castaneda was trying to write about, albeit under the guise of "anthropology." I don't consider his books to be out of genre in this regard. It's just a way of life that involves lots of heavy tripping.
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
Kinda but not really. I can definitely see how one could easily compare the two but not exactly.

The endocannabinoid system is even in mollusks and arthropods and it regulates a lot of things. Dimethyltryptamine just coincidentally plugs perfectly into the 5ht2a and 5ht2b serotonin receptor set.


No human at any point in their life naturally produces THC anywhere in their body for any reason.


THC working the way it does at least from my perspective, with my knowledge of biochemistry, seems to be more of a coincidence, or simply convergent or symbiotic evolution. The receptors that THC plugs into governing a lot of biochemical processes in the body.


The interactions of the 5-ht2 subset of serotonin receptors, and the changes to electron spin resonance and electron sharing between neurons that happens at these receptors is very likely the source of consciousness itself.


THC and its interactions are far more comparable to something like poppies and the interactions of the opiate receptors with morphine and codeine. The particular receptors that THC interacts with, the CB1 and CB2 receptors are just not responsible for nearly as weighty biochemical processes as what the opiate receptors are responsible for regulating. And the compensatory mechanisms required to regulate function in the presence of the compound is far less intense on the body.


To be honest comparing literally any other biochemical processes of the body to what happens at the serotonin 5-ht2 receptor subsets is kind of a misunderstanding in and of itself.

DMT doesn't exactly change your mood, it doesn't change your experience of your own mind, it doesn't make you happy or sad in and of itself. It doesn't change the way you feel about yourself or other people or your relationships like other drugs can do....

It simply exchanges reality for something else that is even more tangibly real than this one is, at least while you're there. One of the grocking recognitions I've pulled out of every DMT trip so far, is that this version of reality is actually secondary to that one, and a process of it, not the other way around.

Documentary about a series of studies performed by Rick Straussman, a PhD. Psychologist from the New mxico school of medicine.
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Have you ever gotten a clam high???

All they fucking talk about is the endocannabinoid system!!!

😆💚
 
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Ninjadogma said:
Re the whole alternate reality, that was really the whole thing Carlos Castaneda was trying to write about, albeit under the guise of "anthropology." I don't consider his books to be out of genre in this regard. It's just a way of life that involves lots of heavy tripping.
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its actually been a long time since ive personally tripped on anything that wasnt just like 1g of mushrooms. Several years now actually. Thinking all thats behind me at this point, tbh.


The saying is supposed to be "when you get the message, hang up the phone"... Not "When you get the message hit *67"


My own responsible use greatly improved the quality of my own life, mental health, my relationship psycology and lots of other things, but ive seen many spiral into severe mental health issues through habitually repeating massive doses of a psychedelic over long periods of time without any real intent or guidance by self nor anyone else either..

That being said i still like to drop crumbs while im munching.
 
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My message to the John Lilly, and timothy Leary types.


Once you can already blindly stumble through adhoc fundamental truth in a way that resonates with other people as authentic without the drugs, probably stop taking the drugs 😵
 
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