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Originally Posted by imp
I've always been struggling with learning, planning and executing good moves in tb, but yep shortly after doing shrooms I felt some positive change in how I control and 'feel' the tori, my pattern recognition improved. It actually feels like I already knew all of these techniques for years although still being somewhat uncertain about them and failing to put them into practice properly, but now my knowledge has become more clear, fundamental and easier to build upon. So I think I can relate to what you're describing. Also acquired a deeper understanding of chess and gained +300 elo in blitz in a month
But it's not just the psychedelics that did some magic, I don't believe that you can munch on some caps and become a superhuman. They're just a tool that might or might not help, and can be very dangerous when misused. Improvement is still a result of daily practice and effort, and I'm sure that you can achieve anything in your life whilst staying sober which I would strongly recommend.
yeah u get it idk what psychedelics have to do with this tho, i find tripping and playing tb more challenging than being sober or atleast high on thc, they might be able to allow a different perspective on how u control ur tori but i dont think they themselves actually change how my brain works once its out of my system, its just allows another angle to look at things from imo (only relating to toribash, they most definitely do have long lasting effects just never noticed them change how i experience toribash on a longer time frame
Last edited by Kirito; Feb 8, 2025 at 12:17 AM.
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Afaik what they do is make neural signals transmission less energy-consuming and therefore faster, increasing the flow of thought and creativity, but yeah on the other hand it makes cognitive thinking and reasoning much harder because the brain is struggling to catch up with all this mess. It also causes some sensory information to intersect (some people self-reportedly could taste the colors and see sounds when under effect, as crazy as it sounds, if you know you know) which impairs one's ability to do any routine stuff really
But I'm not talking about the actual trip, rather the post-factum effects which are more related to one's perception and interaction with their own thoughts and emotions. I guess it's a side effect of overcoming anxiety and certain mental barriers, which some people might not have in the first place and wouldn't require any sort of 'help' to get to such level of awareness and clarity.
But I'm not talking about the actual trip, rather the post-factum effects which are more related to one's perception and interaction with their own thoughts and emotions. I guess it's a side effect of overcoming anxiety and certain mental barriers, which some people might not have in the first place and wouldn't require any sort of 'help' to get to such level of awareness and clarity.
Last edited by imp; Feb 8, 2025 at 04:45 AM.
do you ever just look yourself in the eye in the mirror and breathe in heavily and watch your shoulders and the rest of your body move more than you thought it did?
i did and it scared me
is this the same thing
i did and it scared me
is this the same thing
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