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Poll Question: Drugs: Important in 60s and 70s music or not?
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Originally posted by Captain Capricorn Captain Capricorn wrote:

Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

The brain does not produce LSD
 
I didn't say it did. What I said was that DMT is endogenously produced by the pineal gland. DMT makes LSD look like breath mints. Wink
 
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Having no direct experience of either, I'll take your word for it. Be careful, some of these more complex chemicals end up being way more harmful than initially thought (ecstasy being a prime example - use burning out serotonergic synapses leaving the subjects with almost untreatable depression).
 
Interesting but dangerous territory.
 
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Points: 29630 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 06 2009 at 10:28
Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

Originally posted by Captain Capricorn Captain Capricorn wrote:

Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

The brain does not produce LSD
 
I didn't say it did. What I said was that DMT is endogenously produced by the pineal gland. DMT makes LSD look like breath mints. Wink
 
http://www.lightparty.com/Health/SpiritMolecule.html

 
 
Having no direct experience of either, I'll take your word for it. Be careful, some of these more complex chemicals end up being way more harmful than initially thought (ecstasy being a prime example - use burning out serotonergic synapses leaving the subjects with almost untreatable depression).
 
Interesting but dangerous territory.


 

You have to wonder if humans and other animals aren't predisposed to intoxicating or stimulating themselves.  I seem to remember reading that coffee was discovered by people seeing goats eating the stuff and becoming frisky.

Ants in the fridge, hell.  Be very worried about the frisky goats...


Edited by Slartibartfast - June 06 2009 at 10:33
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Points: 1085 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 06 2009 at 10:41
Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

Be careful, some of these more complex chemicals end up being way more harmful than initially thought (ecstasy being a prime example - use burning out serotonergic synapses leaving the subjects with almost untreatable depression).


Indeed ...MDMA is no toy. Dimethyltryptamine OTOH occures naturally in the human body & is treated by the brain as being necessary for healthy function, the same way that seratonin & other tryptamines are treated. I enthusiastically recommend DMT: The Spirit Molecule by Rick Strassman, MD for further information concerning the states of consciousness conducive to endogenous DMT production, e.g. birth, R.E.M. sleep, meditation, prolongued prayer, schizophrenia, mantra, extreme stress, death, etc, as well as the effects (as benign as they are) DMT exerts upon the brain. Did you read the article, the link to which I included in my previous post?

Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

You have to wonder if humans and other animals aren't predisposed to intoxicating or stimulating themselves.  I seem to remember reading that coffee was discovered by people seeing goats eating the stuff and becoming frisky.


About 5 years ago I read a book called Animals & Psychedelics by Giorgio Samorini. He documented extensively the use of psychoactive compounds among a whole myriad of wild & domesticated animals & insects. It is his proposal (& I wholly agree with him) that the will to intoxication is as basic & widespread as the will to procreate.


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Points: 10652 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 06 2009 at 10:58
Have you ever seen birds getting crazy with the over-ripe fruit, they'll fly right into windows etc.
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As a non drug user, it certainly can get annoying being accused of most likely using them all based on the stereotypes that go along with being a fan of so called "psychedelic" music.

I believe some people just have an inclination towards experiencing and creating certain kinds of music just as they do towards enjoying certain flavors of intoxication; it seems to me that they have no direct influence on each other.
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