@Savvydravvy 541321 wrote:
I found LSD changed the way I read in everyday life because itl do what Logue said, whatever word your reading becomes bigger and empHASISed to the point where its just really hard to focus and as you read you get that caterpillar effect!
but reading sober its actually a really good technique to really focus on the words your reading and zone out the rest of the page and go along that way.
To be fair ive found LSD has changed the way I do alot of thngs in everyday life!
I’m quite badly colourblind which is really annoying as i struggle with something to do with colours at least once a day, i can’t name a lot of colours as i’m unable to see where the colour changes from one to a different colour if it’s within the same colour harmony.
But the first time i seen colour was when i first tried Acid! Noone else in my friend circle is colourblind so i wasn’t told about it or anything, i saw colour literally for the first time ever, it was EPIC! What the colours really were, and for once i could look at a colour and confidently give it the name it has. That was the beginning of my understanding of how everybody says you ‘see the truth on acid’, see things for what they really are.
But the downside is that when the acid wears off so does my ability to tell colours apart 🙁
I wish scientists would look in to this, i’m not sure if it’s widely known or what.
