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@pink @Dumuzzi Looks interesting, but the price is cosmic. Nevertheless, I might try it. For now I will try just eating my local honey, it should have some antimicrobial qualities, too. I have found Gelatine tannate and it works wonders together with a zinc supplement. Consuming it for 3 days and finally I have had a semi-normal solid poo. The problem is that the white tongue has returned, but not that intense.

That's cool to hear!

I don't see point in assigning my happiness a scale. But I once had been evaluating for fun whether this day I felt better or worse than the day before and compiling this into a graph to see the trends. It was an entertaining activity.

@Abhishaik Cool butterfly, you want to become a cartoon animator?

I use Calendar and track my time with Toggl app.

Just a beginner thing, it has no meaning. You will grow out of it. What happens is your ego trying to do something, anything.

This philosopher who trips on a high-dose LSD: Chris Bache.

What kind of bullshit is this? The whole point of Ayahuasca is that it lasts a few hours, it can't be otherwise. You can smoke an ayahuasca-like herb mix that has a shorter duration, but it's called Changa. The thing that lasts 5 minutes is actually a synthetic or extracted DMT smoked.

Bang, bang

Frederic Laloux has written a book about stages of development of organizations and used Wilber's nomenclature in doing so. It's called Reinventing Organisations. I totally vouch for it, it's a great book. In this book he has listed people working on development thories starting with: Ken Wilber A Brief History of Everything Integral Psychology Jenny Wade - Changes of Mind And others like: Don Beck - Spiral Dynamics Susanne Cook-Greuter - Ego Development Georg Feuerstein - Structures of Consciousness James Fowler - Stages of Faith Carol Gilligan - In a Different Voice Clare W. Graves - The Never Ending Quest Robert Kegan - In Over Our Heads Lawrence Kohlberg - The Philosophy of Moral Development Jane Loevinger - Ego Development Jean Piaget - The Psychology of the Child

I like the "How Not to Die Cookbook" by Dr. Michael Greger.

It depends on where you would want to plant it. In the Amazon forest or India, it's nothing. Although, in some small country it would be a substantial amount.

@Nak Khid Cool list, matches my experience. Thanks

@DrewNows Salad sounds nice, but not when you are going to have to poo-poo it 6 hours later undigested. I am cool with cooked veggies, but raw is a big no-no at the moment. I was eating turmeric and ginger daily for months prior to this infection and it didn't protect me from it, so I guess it's beyond what turmeric can heal. Yeah, the main problem at the moment is not so much the frequency of poop, because I do it once or twice after all these antibiotics, but that food is still partly undigested, I mean like you can see what you have eaten.

I will get tested for free. I just have to wait for a visit to a gastroenterologist's office, which is about 20-40 days, and I wonder what I can do in that time. I am not, but only because I have no experience with it and don't know anyone who does to ask for help if something went wrong. Otherwise, I would be eager to try it.

@outlandish yep, plus means it helps. Fatty stuff worsens symptoms, with the exception of peanut butter, but I might try this FODMAP thing. Excess sugar is a good thing to clean from diet regardless of the sickness. I was vegetarian for quite some time and it sucks I can't eat lentils now. I had to reintroduce meat.

I can't lockdown a girl, so I am pretty sure there's plenty of girls that just sleep around.

@fridjonk You say that from experience? I know a few people for whom DPT was their first psychedelic and it was an ok experience. Just don't dose high, 40-50mg to test the waters is ok and 60 mg should be quite intense, but still controllable.

When the environment can't sustain a population it shrinks natrurally. We should be thankful that people decide to have less kids by themselves. There's so many people on the Earth right now that systems can't regenerate.

@roar at least Scandinavian countries get neo-liberals as a backlash and not Trump like the US.

@The Don how is any of that objective? These are your personal values. Conservative ones. I think that you are "insane" for believing that these are objective. How is sane and who is insane now? Have you ever considered that we might have a problem with overpopulation more than with shrinking population? Outbreaks in nature never end well for the species.

@CreamCat Patagonia is already a company worth over $1 billion. Why would anyone who has transcended Orange want to grow it more, for what reason? More consumption = more damage to the environment. The current mainstream mindset that endless growth is desired is the cancer of the planet.

CD Project is not yet a company with a Green set of values, so they are still susceptible to that kind of materialistic pathologies. Although, even if they were more evolved a company as it is growing can revert to a lower stage. There are Yellow companies like AES that reverted to Orange because of leadership change. Some leaders actively fight this effect, for example Yvon Chouinard keeps Patagonia from growing so it doesn't become obsessed with profits and stays true with the goal of being environmentally friendly by reducing consumption. What's more, he doesn't want to stop only his business from growing, he wants to halt the whole niche of outdoor apparel.

60 mg for a medium intensity trip? Your wallet has it hard in life for sure Interesting, I am curious when and if you will breakthrough.

They did get worse. I would rather play Fallout 2 than this bullshit and it's not a sentiment.