Nemra

If you could only choose to use one psychedelic for the rest of your life, which one would it be?

The logic of only using naturally occurring psychedelics is absurd. We don't survive on psychedelics in order to consider their origin.

It was so cringeworthy to see you genuinely trying to help him on the call while he was trying to manipulate you. I don't have that much patience.

I haven't had a real friend yet.

I think that categorizing the harmful effects of psychedelics by their origin is pointless. Psychedelics aren't food.

Why wouldn't naturally occurring substances cause harm?

After some limited experience and testing, I'm leaning towards 4-HO-MET. I liked the antidepressant effect and the profound love it showed me. However, my preference might change in the future.

Was it traumatizing and too much, or did human life seem meaningless to you to return back?

I didn't notice that. Another cute photo of them.

My cats.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery

That helps a lot.

The more I learn about my job, the more convinced I am that replacing it with AI is shortsighted.

Kudos to you for being able to handle that kind of experience. I would barely handle it.

Thanks for the info. I always turned on the "Desktop site" option in Chrome to use other formatting options.

Ok, but don't you think that you could add a button to show more options or do you deem it unnecessary for such a small inconvenience? @Leo Gura, also, have you thought about redesigning your website (not the forum)? No offense, but it's rather dull and old-looking.

@Leo Gura, I forgot to mention that the forum's posting section isn't mobile-friendly. The text formatting options are limited, with missing formatting buttons compared to when using a desktop computer.

Anyone having fun learning and using XML? Am I the only one here?

Rue des Cascades - Yann Tiersen

Dance For Me Wallis - Abel Korzeniowski

La Boulange -Yann Tiersen

Spotify link (The Spotify version is better) La Veillée - Yann Tiersen

Orchestral arrangements of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" and the "Interstellar Suite".

If you are musically inclined and practice some instrument, you'll notice more stuff about music, like with everything else. However, you won't listen to or play music that doesn't move you, unless you're learning about music or practicing some instrument.

This is one of the hard-hitting episodes.