Laxpunker said:He didn't just mess with natural plants. And while I don't know of any links that aren't biased towards LSD (I'm not knocking the drug, it's fun in moderation) if you've ever hung out with someone who dived too heavily into the drug culture that are clearly changed by the experiences. Changes brought on by heavy drug use tend to involve memory loss, a lack of understanding of true reality, etc. etc.
To my knowledge he didn't really advocate the use of LSD as he thought it was devoid of the personality that mushrooms and DMT were so full of...
Just remeber that 'crazy' is a label that our culture puts on anyone with a differing view on reality than the norm.
Also, what exactly is 'true reality'? After all, reality is subjective...
Laxpunker said:Not to mention 'novelty' so to speak doesn't occur in natural units which is a main point Mckenna attempts to make.
You're saying that change doesn't exist if it doesn't occur in the base units like atoms? You can't deny that change has been an ever increasing element in the make-up of our universe since its very beginning...first there was only a plasma of pure energy, then there were atoms, then molecules, then compounds, then single cell life, miltiple cellular life etc. going on to the evolution of species and then the evolution of society...we must be heading for a huge change.
Laxpunker said:And while his theory about the human mind evolving from eating psilocybin i can't seem to find any records of it existing 15,000 years ago which is around the time period he was talking about.
The mushroom sculptures and paintings found from thousands of years ago is what makes me believe this is true...there are numerous paitnings of men with mushrooms sprouting from their bodies and mushroom men from ancient cultures that lead me to believe that they are something very special in our emergance from the animal kingdom.
Laxpunker said:I really mean no offense by my arguments, I enjoy a good discussion.
No offence taken man, I respect your opinion on this.
Laxpunker said:I really don't know what the world has to offer, that alone should keep any one going. The sheer fact that at any time in your life there is no certainty, there are no boundaries determining what you can acheive.
We are on the same level. The only boundaries are the ones you put up yourself.
I suppose i'm just a little more fucked up than most...
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