/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5256467
>Just curious, does #2 and #3 not address this. Can you remove the fungacides or will I need to find wild morning glory
uh, not sure. I didn't follow the instructions in the infopic. Just growing the seeds atm to be safe.

>>5256470
>dont do this
>you will puke everywhere
yes, these seeds contain
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glycoside
which will cause nausea
but that's a side effect you may have to weigh the risk of being effected by for the trip

>>5256444
yes it's true, and the effects are generally the same. oh, heavenly blue morning glories btw, not just any.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ipomoea_tricolor#Entheogenic_use

But, don't just go and buy some morning glory seeds online or from a store and consume them because they are covered in poisonous fungicides. You're going to have to grow your own tree and harvest around 300 seeds

>>5256427
On a related note, just consume morning glory seeds for an LSA trip

>>5256107
this

>>5142211
>why not just use the same regenerative therapy for the whole body and skip the transplant surgery.
I believe after a long period of time, mutagens will have taken their toll on genes, disabling them from being able to express themselves well enough to function

>>5142199
Will the new bodies shiny metabolasm not accelerate tissue anabolism in the brain/neurplasticity replacing the old tissues with new and well functioning tissues?

>>5142192
How outside of the realm of possibility is this after-death transplant to sustain life?

>>5142187
> being in a new body
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... If one were to to have a brain transplant after death, assuming we had the technology to reconnect all nerves, arteries, corpus callosum, cns etc.. Would you be you in another body?
Putting aside the motor pattern dysfunctions that would arise due to being in a now body, is this a valid theory for immortality?

Alright, thanks guys

>>5043991
Hi, thanks for the reply. Could you explain why or link me to a source, for the sake of curiosity?

>>5043980
Does hybridization result in them being sterile?

>>5043972
:( Do they make them sterile so we can't plant our own!??

Hi /sci/
I planted some strawberry seeds FOR SCIENCE

Questions:
1) Are the seeds from 2 strawberries enough?
2) How frequently should I water them?
3) How long until I can expect to see plantlings