Heinrich Faust

Alright, thank you! Btw, did you try 2C-B, too?

No, it's pretty clear that fascism is stage blue and the Austrian regulations are stage green. Using terms like "fascism" against all non-liberal policies you don't like, is either a non-understanding, a misunderstanding, or a misuse of Spiral Dynamics. And even if you want to say it feels like fascism, you should just watch a good documentary about Mussolini and the Blackshirts. Then, you might get an idea how fascism actually feels like.

Sorry, I didn't read your text carefully. I rather answered the question: "Why do stage blue/orange Americans vote for the Dems (orange/green) rather than for the Reps (blue/orange)?"

I think, that's only true for a small minority. Don't reduce the parties to their economic agendas. If you're a poor, white, stage blue, Christian patriot, you have all reasons to vote Republican except for their economic agenda. While if you're a poor, ethnic, stage blue Muslim, you have no reason to vote Republican, because it's not "your" stage blue.

I read a lot of good stuff about it, too. I might try it one day. It's just a different psychedelic, no 2C-B analogue. At the moment, I'm, primarily interested in the empathogen qualities, and, from what I read, 2C-B is the best candidate for that. (MDMA feels too risky in several aspects.)

Whoever claims "Mandatory vaccination is fascism", should study more spiral dynamics and less "non-mainstream" media.

Fun fact: One and the same stage blue/orange person is even likely to vote for opposite parties in different situations. Immigrants are a good example of this. Here's a study on the voting behaviour of Turks in the Netherlands, with suffrage in both countries: https://academic.oup.com/migration/advance-article/doi/10.1093/migration/mnz034/5543475#185814667

Until stage green, it's very much about personal benefits. So, privileged (rich, male, white, straight, Protestant) people tend to vote conservative. Underprivileged (poor, female, black, gay, Non-Christian) people tend to vote progressive. Some stats: https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2020/06/02/in-changing-u-s-electorate-race-and-education-remain-stark-dividing-lines/ https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/10/26/what-the-2020-electorate-looks-like-by-party-race-and-ethnicity-age-education-and-religion/

Hi, everyone! I want to try 2C-B. Unfortunately, I can't get it anywhere. There are just the analogues βk-2C-B and βOH-2C-B. Now, I'm wondering whether these analogues are safe, and whether they have the same effect as 2C-B. Some resources say yes, whereas others seem to be disappointed by βk-2C-B. About βOH-2C-B, there's not much information at all. Please share your experience and insights.

Interesting article! It's a good (and by now rare) example of stage green resisting stage yellow. Stage green values direct democracy and (green) ideology, and is triggered by stage yellow being technocratic and non-ideological.

Since 5-MeO-MALT is still legal in most parts of the world, including America, is it forbidden to talk about sourcing anyway? It would be great value if we could, because it's a bloody unicorn. I researched the whole day until I found a somewhat trustworthy source, and it's a pity not being able to share information within the community.

It's probably due to the thread title you copied from the video. In my opinion, this clickbaity title is adequate for Youtube, but not for this forum.

At the end, that's the only way to discover new psychedelics. Someone has to be the first person testing it.

The Charité in Berlin is looking for participants for a clinical study on the long-term effects of psychedelics. You have to be younger than 50 and German native speaker: https://lzesh-studie.info/kontakt/

Not sure, whether I agree to that. It would be helpful to have an example.