/sci/ - Science & Math

Has anyone taken the fundamentals of engineering exam?

I am looking at taking the chemical engineering exam in April.

Any good tips on what/how to study? I got 2 months with not a lot to do.

>ITT chucklefucks who think that just because something happens in your brain, it isn't real

>ITT chucklefucks talking about interdimensional space alien goat fuckers from mars

Listen, you chucklefucks, I'm going to lay this down nice and clear.

From a purely secular, non-mumbo jumbo perspective, Hallucinogens do not just create random hallucinations in your brain. What hallucinogens do is give the brain additional tools to think, and most of those tools have you trip motherfucking balls and have astounding leaps of logic & sideways thinking through symbolic, intuitive means that people are normally unable to attain in their daily lives.

Think about how fucked up most people's daily lives are, and how vapid their daily thought processes. People often change their lives by sitting down and thinking hard about this shit, until they know what they need to do to change their lives on an intrinsic, emotional, intuitive level. Hallucinogens amplify this effect, or potentially get you into the state quicker if you have a road block for some reason.

Hallucinogens are not something that you take, and then they magically fix all of your problems. On the contrary, you need to have a proper mindset in order to truly appreciate what you're going to experience, so that your life may be changed. This shit isn't a precise science, it's a personal experience relating to the workings of your own mind.

Goggles.

I made this for you, /sci/.

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