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Granulu deficīts.

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"Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we’re the imagination of ourselves.

Now here's Tom with the weather."

-Bill Hicks

Kopš lietoju Himalaju sāli, man nav bijušas iesnas.

Make a rat.

"Pētīt, izgudrot un konstruēt var tikai skaidrā."

Acīmredzot ir vesela strīpa ar cilvēkiem, kuri neko par šo apgalvojumu nezina, un ir izmantojuši psihotropas vielas, lai veiksmīgi paplašinātu apziņu, kas viņiem ir ļāvis tikt pie atklājumiem un sapratnēm.
Iespējams, ka apgalvojuma autoram arī būtu kādi uzrādāmi sasniegumi, ja viņš kaut reizi būtu mēģinājis, ko atklāt "neskaidrā" :D Bet to mēs visdrīzāk nekad neuzzināsim.

"The link between altered states and discovery is not new. The chemist August Kekulé famously attributed his discovery of the benzene ring to a waking dream of a snake biting its own tail. Francis Crick openly discussed the role of altered states in helping him visualize the double helix. More recently, computer pioneer Steve Jobs described psychedelic experiences as among the most meaningful of his life, crediting them with shaping his creative intuition.
One compelling example of insight-driven exploration comes from Bruce Damer, whose work on the origins of life has been informed by non-ordinary states of consciousness. A computer scientist and astrobiologist, Damer argues that psychedelics like ayahuasca helped broaden his thinking and contributed to his development of a groundbreaking model of the origin of life."

Sākt analīzēt, ko vispār nozīmē "skaidrā", kad mēs gandrīz visi lietojam psihoaktīvas vielas ikdienā, pat ij netaisos sākt.

出汁。