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@Chives99 Nothing serious really. DMT in freebase form can absorb miniscule amounts of the plastics from the bag.
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@ZenSwift Looks like it shouldn't be in your hands, but in trash. @Chives99 This color or more white, could be even totally white. Can be more fluffy or more oily, both. Shouldn't be stored in plastic bags, though.
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The what?! He looks like an idiot (his style), has one of the most irritating voices out-there and his eloquence matches that of 18 yo after two beers. Nothing alpha about him. Sometime I think this whole story, the fact that I even know his name, is some big big joke, that I didn't get sadly, because how can someone choose such a moron to be their idol. There are way better scammers out-there if someone is so eager to get scammed
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I don't know what to count as first DMT trip. It's trial and error in the beginning. I have experienced DMT stuff. It is what it is, unmistakeable. Warmth and colors and love. DMT is very warm and comfy in low-doses. Makes you LOVEE life.
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No-one knows what you have. It looks like a leaf, maybe it's DMT dissolved on a leaf. But there's a difference if it's parsley or changa. Changa is stronger than normal DMT, and no-one will ever know how much to dose other than the person who already has smoked this particular batch. I suppose one bag is the dose recommended by the producer, since it looks reasonable to fit all of it into a pipe.
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Better to toke freebase than plug.
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When the cost of gasoline will soar 60 minutes will start to look reasonable. A lot of people already commute over one hour using public transport. People will have to commute longer and in worse weather conditions. There will be a normalization of the situation that weather conditions made someone unable to fulfill their duties. When cost and time spent is too high people will quit a job and look for a one closer to their living places. Next stage of rationalization of society. Right now you can be sure that if your commute makes sense in terms of time and money it 100% doesn't make sense ecologically. Less traffic means biking is more attractive and faster. You won't be able to afford a new car in the future. Fueling it up will be too costly. There won't be parts to fix your old one. Regulations will prohibit your old car from entering city centers. Taxes will make it so economically stupid to still drive a car. In dense human areas yes. Public transport and bikes are going to be on the rise. Public transport is not feasible everywhere, but the gas freed from car use could be used to fuel new generation of combustion-engine buses, but also electric buses and trains are more important. Bike you can use even if you live in the forest and electric bikes are superbly cheap compared to their value and capabilities. Riding an electric bike is less destructive to environment than normal bike, especially with new generation of batteries coming in less than 10 years. Electric bike also deals with cargo well. Assuming it's an essential job and not a bullshit one. A lot of bullshit jobs are going out and never going back in the next decades (if things progress the way they are progressing right now, that is no-one is saving the econ-poli system, nor the planet). Less jobs means less hours worked by a single person at the jobs that are essential. People need to work, so they will share the hours when possible.
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@zurew Yeah, but it's mixed with internet lukewarm quality stuff, and you don't know what books it did read exactly. Also, it often misunderstands the content I feed it, especially if it's a complex thought. And it isn't really that creative. It's hard to force it to explore a new tangent on some theory or statement. It lacks the ability to break it's formal way of behaving and be opinionated for a few sentences.
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Don't trust him! The cake is a lie.
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Girzo replied to StarStruck's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Humanity is not going anywhere soon, but a significant chunk of world's population might get into really dire conditions if we do nothing and there are no new technology, energy, and food production breakthroughs. Because right now the human population is not sustainable, we over-farm, over graze and over-deforest our lands. Not sustainable means aiming for collapse. Humans should focus their efforts and whatever fossil fuels we still have into cushoning the fall and transitioning to post oil and post global energy and economy. We are not doing that yet, and there's no time really, but even the worst case scenario is not total extinction. There is a problem with knowledge, we have forgotten a lot of low-tech solutions to everyday problems and rely heavily on solutions enabled by global supply chains. If those chains break we are left with experts who don't know how to solve the problems they have been solving before, because they lack the tools they know how to use. -
ChatGPT can't do shit, I use it everyday and milk whatever it can do. If there's an option to load a few 300 pages epubs into it and I have missed it, then someone please enlighten me. It would be useful even with Chat's limited ability to understand complex texts.
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Responsible man with long-term vision. Both into the past and into the future.
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We need AI than can read an ebook and answer questions for you. Or 10 ebooks at the same time and cross-reference them. We also need AI than can turn any PDF into an audiobook and interpret tables and graph into audio, so people can listen to full scientific articles on the go with minimal effort.
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AI is super needed, it HAS TO replace those workers. As climate change progresses and bumps in oil prices happen more often, people will be forced to do more task crucial to survival by hand. More people doing decentralized agriculture, people spending more time commuting because of using bikes, aging of population in wealthy countries and much more, all these factors mean that there will be less man hours available for fulfilling the needs of a capitalist system. AI is good for community.
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The Hindu guy on Fiverr cutting backgrounds out of pictures. Who benefits from that? Also the same Hindu guy, he now uses AI in his work to speed up gig delivery time.
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It's not the penis, just lack of experience.
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I only watch RM Brown of all the political youtubers. The form matches the content in his case
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I must be addicted to this thing called "water". It makes me feel good and I have to repeat drinking it often! It's an insufferable feeling when I don't do it for a day, I think hope for me ever getting out of this addiction might be already lost!
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It was supposed to be a two-person trip, but the other person vomited LSD tabs and felt asleep. I was sitting in my room eating salad all-night.
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@Thought Art AI voice generators are super cool, there are already some big channels using them, the whole Movie Recap niche for exmple. I love AI voice generation, I create my own audiobooks all the time. I only want a better AI for scanning paper books. Haven't seen a good one yet.
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Your score from primary psychopathy has been calculated as 2. Your score from secondary psychopathy has been calculated as 2.3. It seems to be a little above average, and to be honest it might be. It just might be. I have online scammed people as a kid. So it has lowered down for sure over the years, because nowadays I would be very hesitant to trade my integrity for money or status.
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It is possible to extract THC from weed in a similar manner to extracting DMT. Maybe it's a little bit more difficult because weed is more oily from what I have seen, but nothing too radical. Synthethic THC would be super cheap to make in labs if legal. Psychedelics in general. Lab made DMT costs like $1 per gram for materials. Like any other dietary supplement, it's no different only that it's illegal. But yeah, that's the world we live in, so the options left are buying and overpaying for THC or choosing time-consuming and comeptency requiring way of extracting it yourself.
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Hardcore ganja yogi's from India might not be too far from your view on reality then. Maybe they have had similar experiences. Is there any mainstream spiritual teacher that is pro-cannabis as a tool for spiritual work?
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It's not like there is some long-time tradition they are basing their statements on. It's all new and such advices are just opinions of particular people, not facts, nor knowledge. Especially in terms of clean 5-MeO-DMT and DMT, this shit is less than 100 years old. Closer to 50 years than 100 really. (It's kind of obvious with extracted DMT powder, but the psychedelic toad with 5-MeO-DMT in its skin glands is also not a traditional psychedelic by any means.) So any spiritual advice on usage of these compunds is mainly hippie non-sense that people are buying mindlessly.