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>>15876804
>>15876803
I knew you would refer to this, but I didn't want to write an entire paper.

I am not interested in the details of the individual drug experiences. A DMT experience is obviously different from a LSD one, is different from Daturah, shrooms, and so on. And these are different from dreams.
I don't care. I am interested in the larger principle. The individual substances modulate the basic dynamic I outlined, but they don't somehow alter it.

To give an example, with LSD you might just perceive certain sensations like colors are more intense; while DMT might warp your very perception of geometry or of time.
None of this makes, prima facie, an interesting difference, though I am all ears why you think these experiences are somehow very different from a dreaming state.