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Yeah, in my experience DMT trips are quite suggestible. I'm not a very visual thinker and rarely get intense visuals but I've been able to see vaguely what I expected to each time.
Not every DMT trip is what they call a " breakthrough"
There are 2 ways to do it, but if you're smoking it you have to take more when something starts happening. Or vaporize the required amount then suck it in.
If that doesn't work, them maybe what they said about redheads is true, but I doubt it.
.Yeah, in my experience DMT trips are quite suggestible. I'm not a very visual thinker and rarely get intense visuals but I've been able to see vaguely what I expected to each time.
Not every DMT trip is what they call a " breakthrough"
Not every NDE is either.
What extensive research have you done?
Death. People who experienced dieing all say the same or similar things.
I've looked into the same things, they really don't.
When near-death you experience something akin to a DMT trip, and if you go in there with a set of expectations go figure that it might influence the trip.You failed to notice I'm talking about the process of dieing, and made no reference to ascention or any experience of another state of being.
As a reminder, I said the event, death, is a peaceful and painless experience, and with that people who experienced it say it was painless.
Try telling that to someone drowning or bleeding out.
The cause of death kinda matters, it's not always peaceful on the way out.
I wonder if people often have children because of existential dread, if that somehow lessens it from a biological stand point.
People usually have children over selfish reasons, even if the child wasn't intended, which probably happens a lot.
Having a child for a semblance of immortality, is that inherently selfish to you?
Sure, why wouldn't it be?
People either wanted the child, or they ended up with one in the persuit of sexual pleasure. Both being selfish reasons. If it's right or wrong to be selfish in this case is beside the point.
Just figured I'd ask, a lot go into notions of The Biological Imperative when it comes to stuff like 'spreading one's genes'.
While I'm not one of these people, a lot would claim it's selfish, decadent, or even degenerate to not procreate.
What extensive research have you done?
Death. People who experienced dieing all say the same or similar things.
I've looked into the same things, they really don't.
When near-death you experience something akin to a DMT trip, and if you go in there with a set of expectations go figure that it might influence the trip.You failed to notice I'm talking about the process of dieing, and made no reference to ascention or any experience of another state of being.
As a reminder, I said the event, death, is a peaceful and painless experience, and with that people who experienced it say it was painless.
Try telling that to someone drowning or bleeding out.
The cause of death kinda matters, it's not always peaceful on the way out.
Drowning or bleeding out what have you, is more of a barrier leading to the event, and not the event itself.
People also survived just about anything that's fatal including severe bleeding and drowning. Suffocating sux, while actual drowning it also said to be painless within itself. It instantly knocks us out.
I wonder if people often have children because of existential dread, if that somehow lessens it from a biological stand point.
People usually have children over selfish reasons, even if the child wasn't intended, which probably happens a lot.
Having a child for a semblance of immortality, is that inherently selfish to you?
Sure, why wouldn't it be?
People either wanted the child, or they ended up with one in the persuit of sexual pleasure. Both being selfish reasons. If it's right or wrong to be selfish in this case is beside the point.Just figured I'd ask, a lot go into notions of The Biological Imperative when it comes to stuff like 'spreading one's genes'.
While I'm not one of these people, a lot would claim it's selfish, decadent, or even degenerate to not procreate.
It is degenerate not to procreate though. We're lucky people do it.
Yes TC.
My thoughts on that, some of us will be formatted for a do-over.
I know you look forward to oblivion, but this is what I gather.
Many faiths have fallen upon similar conclusions, but they tend to use words like 'Nirvana' to describe the ending.
I wonder if people often have children because of existential dread, if that somehow lessens it from a biological stand point.
People usually have children over selfish reasons, even if the child wasn't intended, which probably happens a lot.
Having a child for a semblance of immortality, is that inherently selfish to you?
Sure, why wouldn't it be?
People either wanted the child, or they ended up with one in the persuit of sexual pleasure. Both being selfish reasons. If it's right or wrong to be selfish in this case is beside the point.Just figured I'd ask, a lot go into notions of The Biological Imperative when it comes to stuff like 'spreading one's genes'.
While I'm not one of these people, a lot would claim it's selfish, decadent, or even degenerate to not procreate.It is degenerate not to procreate though. We're lucky people do it.
Don't tell me you're one of those people who thinks we aren't overpopulating?
We're an invasive species.
People who don’t think about mortality strike me as avoidant. Most I run into think they have a metaphysical safety net at the end of the line. Some say they are set for when the time comes, but I doubt they’ve ever fully realized what’s at stake. And then there are some who consistently seem aware and at peace, and that seems rare. I don’t see someone as mentally “whole” without a firm grasp of the finality of life.
That aside, I try to live a life that keeps the scope of time in mind. It can never be done perfectly, being imperfect and prone to the whims of mood and affect. But overall, things are going ok. I’m betting on living for another few decades at least, so hopefully what I do now will have a payout. If not, none of it will matter 100 years from now anyways.
Yes TC.
My thoughts on that, some of us will be formatted for a do-over.
I know you look forward to oblivion, but this is what I gather.
Many faiths have fallen upon similar conclusions, but they tend to use words like 'Nirvana' to describe the ending.
Atheism is a faith too, and it doesn't seem to motivate people as much since an atheist expects to come to a grinding hault and all is lost in vain.
When it comes to nde's with nothing to report I really don't know why that is. Maybe the experience slipped away like a dream, or maybe nothing happened. Maybe they'll reincarnate. I wouldn't know. I do believe we have souls and that death is an illusion and we cannot die.
I wonder if people often have children because of existential dread, if that somehow lessens it from a biological stand point.
People usually have children over selfish reasons, even if the child wasn't intended, which probably happens a lot.
Having a child for a semblance of immortality, is that inherently selfish to you?
Sure, why wouldn't it be?
People either wanted the child, or they ended up with one in the persuit of sexual pleasure. Both being selfish reasons. If it's right or wrong to be selfish in this case is beside the point.Just figured I'd ask, a lot go into notions of The Biological Imperative when it comes to stuff like 'spreading one's genes'.
While I'm not one of these people, a lot would claim it's selfish, decadent, or even degenerate to not procreate.It is degenerate not to procreate though. We're lucky people do it.
Don't tell me you're one of those people who thinks we aren't overpopulating?
We're an invasive species.
Dude. I live in a land larger than the United States with a population of 38 million.
Are most of us in the world starving ? No.
I think our species has some type of mechanism that prevents us from over populating though, and it isn't just war or weaponized viruses.
There's a use for degeneracy and a calling apparantly.
Take Japan for example. The place is severely overpopulated, yet look what happened to them. I'm reading here that by 2036, one third of Japan will be over the age of 65.
Japanese people are not procteating as much and a lot of it has to do with culture and economy. They are workaholics, 7 days a week I think. Dating and connecting with members of the opposite sex isn't a major priority over there. We'll see an accelerated decline in the Japanese population in our golden years. Japanese government will actually pay it's citizens to procreate cause they know there'll be that death gap where the old will outweigh the young, while the young will be far and fewer within themselves.
In the west we're starting to see a fallout between the sexes. Marriage is bullshit, while it's becoming more common for men to be virgins as they approach their prime. Of course those guys are beta while the more rare alphas are the few banging the many chicks. ( modern western women have more partners in their lifetime, and it's the chads )
Degeneracy comes in many forms. It's not just homosexuality. One might say I'm a degenerate for not having any children and I really couldn't argue that. I'm getting some tonight just for the hell of it, and how we go about preventing pregnancy has become an art we've gotten good at.
The 2021 model simp will exhaust themselves in their burning desire for those girls they fund and follow eventually buying a life-size sex doll that's specified to their satisfaction.
Those dolls will be made robotic and more life-like, other times made like an illustrated character. Ai. They will be customizable and more common and even more financially practical. Like Ex Machina. Men will be calling it a day early. They'll make them less creepy over time as technology advances and they'll seem more natural and a broader range of men and women will hook up with these things.
Degeneracy. It keeps the balance. It's always around as we populate and intensifies when we're conjested.
Cut off the electricity and we'll see an even more intense form of degeneracy, worse than hurrican Katrina, were everyone will need a weapon and they'll most likely use it at some point, guarding their veggi garden from the neighbors. Technology is to us as nectar is to the bee. We can't survive in these numbers without it, we'd become lawless on our way back to the stoneage.
In the grand scheme of things when we're really overpopulated we'll depopulate ourselves. Nature is both chaotic and harmonious, and no matter how hard we try, we'll never separate ourselves from it.
