I think the confusion of tripping can make it hard to learn things. It would definitely boost your creativity, or at least warp and distort your imagination so that it at least appears to be innovative, even if it’s just different due to a warped sense of reality making it seam unique and on another level. There is however a fluidity to thought processes sometimes when tripping that allow you to reach conclusions you may not have got to when working things out, but retaining second hand information I think is less likely whilst tripping. This however is just from my own experiences.
I think to really learn things efficiently other then creating your own philosophical ideas and ways of dealing with complex emotions, you have to be pretty sober to absorb technical information and retain it accurately. Everyone’s different though, drugs effect people differently, peoples minds all work differently and people have their own self preordained thought processes, even if only subconsciously.
@Chrispydelic 553931 wrote:
This is an interesting question that I have not before considered. But easily tested. Ketamine bought me in touch with my inner Kung-Fu, that’s for sure. One night I was semi holing and I realised that every move I made was kung fu. Every gesture was an application. Since then my martial arts skill increased exponentially.
I can’t tell if that kung fu reference is a joke or not, but I can certainly see where you’re coming from either way haha. Ketamine movement does have an air of wing chun about it lol.
