/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4286521
>That means almost nothing.
In a lab, no.
But it means something to me, and the people I know, because they can feel it too.
Even those who aren't completely into it, and haven't heard about any of it at all.

>That messes with your brain. DMT is released when you have a near death experience. It trips you out, but it's a purely physical experience I can assure you.
>I can assure you.

Um, at least I'm admitting that I'm not 100% sure about my own beliefs.
You however, cannot assure me that.
Seriously, read up on the thousands of trips other people have had on all different psychedelics.
And then try some yourself.
Don't do it at a party, that's fucking stupid, do it outside one night in a field, and have a tent, some food and water and just let it happen.
It's really quite the experience.
And it's a lot more then 'lol so randum kewl colors XD'.

>That's not how the placebo effect works.
Well, when scientists do the sugar pill study, they give the person the placebo pill.
The person takes it, thinking it's the actual pill.
They think they'll get better, and they do.
So it seems like that is how it works.

I don't see it as taking away their beliefs, I see it as giving them the truth.