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  • Post by JAKUB: this might be regulated but there is no feeling that matches up to having a good vendor yo...

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    @snappy-skateboard • Aug 25, 2026

    this might be regulated but there is no feeling that matches up to having a good vendor you can actually trust to deliver quality everytime

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    Which famous author wrote The Doors of Perception after taking mescaline?

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    Aldous Huxley (1894–1963) was a British writer and intellectual best known for the dystopian novel Brave New World (1932).In later life he became deeply interested in altered states of consciousness. His 1954 essay The Doors of Perception describes his experiences with mescaline and helped introduce psychedelic ideas to a wide Western audience. He continued to explore and write about psychedelics, mysticism, and human potential until his death.
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    The Felz Library

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    Aug 13, 2026 41

    Rare and antique books that Joe Felz sought out, collected and released so anyone could read them — and, added since by the people carrying his work on, the oldest...

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    What is the common street name for MDMA?

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    Ecstasy (and Molly) are common street names for MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine), a synthetic psychoactive substance. It produces stimulant effects (increased energy, alertness) combined with strong empathogenic or “entactogenic” effects—heightened feelings of emotional closeness, empathy, and well-being—along with mild psychedelic sensory changes. “Ecstasy” typically refers to pressed tablets (which may contain other substances), while “Molly” usually refers to the crystalline or powder form. MDMA is a Schedule I controlled substance in the United States and is illegal for recreational use in most countries.
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  • Post by HappyDMT99: Does anyone have any trick for remembering your trips? I just come back feeling profound l...

    Does anyone have any trick for remembering your trips? I just come back feeling profound love and thank-youness. There are times I cry. Most times I see and feel geometric angel wings fluttering all around me at its height. It is the comedown where for the next 10 minutes I can remember the visuals. There are times like I feel like I have broken through, because the experience brought me to tears, but I get the amnesia of having broken through. I am recording audio when I trip, but when I am on the other side and feel like I have broken through I am speechless. All I ever record is me crying, and saying it is “so beautiful” and things like “its ineffable”. Lots of good that does for helping me remember. The still pics I remember the most are when I have opened my eyes during a deep part of the trip and see the word present world in deeply contrasted, deeply colorful, cartoonish painting and I always so “wow” when I open my eyes in the middle of a trip. These flashes of my eyes opened are seared into my brain. And now it seems like everytime I go into that world, each trip is very different, except when I feel like I have broken through and felt and seen the 6th dimensional wings of angels flapping all around me.

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    What traditional snuff from South America often contains DMT or related tryptamines?
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    Yopo (or Cohoba) is a traditional hallucinogenic snuff prepared from the seeds of the South American and Caribbean tree Anadenanthera peregrina (and closely related species). It was used for centuries—possibly millennia—by Indigenous peoples of the Orinoco basin, the Caribbean Taíno, and other groups in ritual, divinatory, and ceremonial contexts. Early European accounts, including those linked to Columbus’s voyages, describe its use. The seeds contain psychoactive tryptamines, principally bufotenine (5-HO-DMT), along with smaller amounts of DMT and 5-MeO-DMT, which produce intense, short-lasting visionary effects when insufflated.
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    Ibogaine is primarily studied today for its potential in treating what condition?
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    Ibogaine is a psychoactive alkaloid extracted from the root bark of the West African plant Tabernanthe iboga. Observational and open-label studies (mostly conducted in clinics outside the United States) suggest that a single dose can rapidly reduce or suppress acute opioid withdrawal symptoms and temporarily lower drug craving in people with opioid use disorder. Some reports also indicate possible benefits for cocaine and certain other substance dependencies, though the evidence is thinner. These findings are limited: no large, rigorous randomized controlled trials have yet confirmed long-term efficacy, and most available data come from uncontrolled or retrospective observations. Significant safety risks exist, particularly cardiac effects such as QT-interval prolongation that can lead to arrhythmias. Fatalities have been reported, especially in unregulated settings. In the United States, ibogaine remains a Schedule I controlled substance and is not an approved medical treatment. Research, including studies of its metabolite noribogaine, continues under strict regulatory oversight.
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    Why was DMT nicknamed the “businessman’s trip” in the 1960s?

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    “Businessman’s trip” is an old slang nickname for a DMT experience. Because the intense psychedelic effects of smoked or injected DMT typically last only 5–15 minutes, the term suggests that a person could take it during a short break and still return to work afterward—hence the joking comparison to a businessman squeezing in a quick “trip.”
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  • Post by ChernobylMyco: Update, unfortunately the seedling I carefully transferred over didn’t hold up. It was an...

    Update, unfortunately the seedling I carefully transferred over didn’t hold up. It was an old seed tested, but went ahead and ordered some more. As for doing any lab work in my work space there has been an ongoing heat wave that even at night it’s incredibly hot. I sweat a lot when it comes to this climate and don’t want to risk contaming my new Agar batch. Once the weather cools down I’ll be making the tutorial for Agar tek. Fortunately I have some cups left that work and I can easily transfer the MGT project being my GT isolation. Once it grows out I’ll send it to sterile water solution and get some jars inoculated during the evening. Hopefully the temps drop a bit soon that I can comfortably pour my Agar in front of the flowhood. As for inoculating jars I have no problems with it in the SAB even during the times I sweat a bit but that’s because I “season” my SAB with 70% ISO in a spray bottle. I treat my SAB like I treat my work grill. A reliable simple tool that needs to be seasoned for regular consistent sterile work. Only thing I can’t do with it is pour agar but that’s what the mini flowhood is floor. Or in front of the oven cracked open at 250°f if that’s all you have at home. I miss doing that, someday when I have my own place I be back to doing that. For now I make due with what I got. 6qt instant pot for cooking agar, transfer to media bottles for PC sterilization and it’s a wrap for the most part. Though tutorial wise it looks like I’ll be making jars again, this time I’ll be doing it with my bag of Oats since I got plenty of it. For grain bags I’m only doing that for the Popcorn tek since it works well. For bags I just drop the Agar in, the LIT Tek (Liquid Inoculate Tek) is best used for only jar inoculations only. Over time I’ll explain my reasons why and it will become clearer over time. Stay tuned and Mush love! Also can’t wait for my plants to take off!

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    What class of drug is DMT primarily known as?

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    Psychedelic tryptamines are a class of compounds built on the tryptamine molecular skeleton (an indole ring attached to an ethylamine side chain). Many of them act as agonists at the serotonin 5-HT2A receptor and produce classic psychedelic effects—altered perception, intense visual imagery, changes in thought and emotion, and shifts in the sense of self. Well-known examples include DMT, psilocin (from magic mushrooms), and 5-MeO-DMT.
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    Why does DMT have little to no effect when taken orally by itself?

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    DMT and monoamine oxidase (MAO) DMT is rapidly broken down by monoamine oxidase (MAO) enzymes, particularly MAO-A, which are abundant in the gut and liver. As a result, when DMT is taken orally on its own it is almost completely metabolized before it can reach the brain, producing little or no psychoactive effect. This rapid enzymatic degradation is the main reason pure oral DMT is inactive, while combinations that inhibit MAO (as in traditional ayahuasca) allow it to become active.
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