/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9941619
This. You should be familiar with the area, though. And it should probably be somewhat isolated, imo.

>>9941530
Also true. That said, it takes a bit of experience to ride out a bad trip somewhat comfortably. My first trip was bad and it would have gone way better with an experienced sitter. Once you get a bit more 'in tune' with yourself and your mind, you can take the good and the bad as it comes and learn from it. It's really cathartic to let accept the bad things and then accept them and *let it go* during the trip. These kinds of experiences have had lasting effects on me. For example, I quit smoking cigarettes after a bad trip.

>>9939252
Fun fact: members of the psilocybe genus likely cause neurogenesis in the hippocampus, among other positive benefits.

Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23727882

>>9690537
This. Occasionally we get a few lurkers who understand science or math at the grad level, but most of this board is just undergrads not lurking and posting too much.

>>9260950
8/10 bait, I'm proud of you, anon.

Can /sci/ explain this image?

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