An interesting book here.
On Speed: The Many Lives of Amphetamine: Nicolas Rasmussen: 9780814776391: Amazon.com: Books
On Speed: The Many Lives of Amphetamine: Nicolas Rasmussen: 9780814776391: Amazon.com: Books
I checked that book out from the library. Hopefully, helicopters don't start flying over my house again. Do these British airmen look excessively enthusiastic to you? 
Wakey-Wakey pills handed out by MO to aircrew as a precaution against sleepiness.
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Wakey-Wakey pills handed out by MO to aircrew as a precaution against sleepiness.
According to that book, this album was made to encourage people to stop using amphetamines. You can find a lot of this music on youtube.
First Vibrations Comp LP RARE Things to Come Psych | eBay
TRACK LISTING
SIDE 1
1.Canned Heat - Amphetamine Annie
2.Things To Come - Dancer
3.Peanut Butter Conspiracy - Roses Gone
4.Hoyt Axton - Pusher
5.The Byrds - Artificial Energy
6.Chad and Jeremy - Progress Suite, Movement 3
7.Jimi Hendrix - Red House
SIDE 2
1.Buffalo Springfield - Flying On The Ground Is Wrongg
2.The Beatles - Nowhere Man
3.Genesis - Long Road
4.Eric Burdon & The Animals - When I Was Young
5.Jefferson Airplane - Somebody To Love
6.Donovan - Sunshine Superman
7.Ravi Shankar - Dhun
First Vibrations Comp LP RARE Things to Come Psych | eBay
TRACK LISTING
SIDE 1
1.Canned Heat - Amphetamine Annie
2.Things To Come - Dancer
3.Peanut Butter Conspiracy - Roses Gone
4.Hoyt Axton - Pusher
5.The Byrds - Artificial Energy
6.Chad and Jeremy - Progress Suite, Movement 3
7.Jimi Hendrix - Red House
SIDE 2
1.Buffalo Springfield - Flying On The Ground Is Wrongg
2.The Beatles - Nowhere Man
3.Genesis - Long Road
4.Eric Burdon & The Animals - When I Was Young
5.Jefferson Airplane - Somebody To Love
6.Donovan - Sunshine Superman
7.Ravi Shankar - Dhun
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Huxley talks about bypassing the reducing valve in the brain in this book
The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley
I think the effects of piracetam seem similar to low dose amphetamine use over time and can enhance music perception. Alcohol tends to make music sound better, too.
Piracetam research
The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley
I think the effects of piracetam seem similar to low dose amphetamine use over time and can enhance music perception. Alcohol tends to make music sound better, too.
Piracetam research
It's very interesting to think about how intentionally limited our minds are due to filtering, but playing around with the filters can lead to "Pandoras box" effect, like you changed an amplifier to let in high frequency content, then you can never fix it.
Perhaps it's better to just think about it, or try to become more perceptive in the normal way, via repetition and practice.
Not everyone will receive the Pandora effect, but from what I've read the risk is pretty high.
It's a high risk zone, anything even mildly hallucinogenic, nothing cool about reducing your intellect.
Imho.
Plenty of healthy natural supplements for the mind though, not just fish oil.
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I was thinking about Pandora the day before you posted this for some reason. Maybe it was another psychic experience I've been having. I looked it up and apparently its a myth about a box or jar given to Pandora by Zeus the leader of the Greek gods as revenge for what Prometheus did. So if the head of the Gods meant it to be, maybe Pandora's box was meant to exist. Or maybe Zeus isn't as absolute as the Judeo-Christian God, as you can see when studying these religions. Also, there's a similarity to the story of Eve and the forbidden fruit. Women got blamed in both stories. Why did God put the tree in the middle of the Garden of Eden anyway? Did he know mankind was bound to be tempted by it? Anyway, these are all myths as scientists have proven. As for unleashing a Pandora's amphetamine/hallucinogen box, remember that all life evolve resistance to negative influences in some way. Bacteria become resistant to antibiotics. Insects become resistant to pesticides. Europeans have a high resistance to tuberculosis and the bubonic plague because of natural selection. The stories about Pandora and Adam and Eve are in absolute terms. Science has shown that everything is relative. Mankind no doubt will develop resistance to any negative effects of mind altering substances.
Experiments at Spring Grove Hospital with LSD showed that it can increase IQ as much as 10%. As with any technology, you have to figure out how to use it to achieve positive results.
Also, maybe if you read the book you would understand it better.
http://www.filesnack.com/files/cdn363jt
Also, maybe if you read the book you would understand it better.
http://www.filesnack.com/files/cdn363jt
Technically you can't prove that slenderman does not exist.
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Right, only Europeans are immune to Aids due to darwinistic natural selection of those in medieval Europe.
Makes perfect sense, let's put it into a virtual simulation.
I'll have a look at the link later.
Musicians were shown to have profound amounts of grey matter, compared to the much more white mattered normal populace.
Hangovers, for instance?
Why resistance to the negative effects only?
Intelligence is a lot like a power amp... The numbers don't (yet) tell the whole story.
Evolution seems to have chosen the lesser of three evils here:
The “Genius Germs” Hypothesis: Were epidemics of leprosy and tuberculosis responsible in part for the great divergence?
Hypothesis Journal The ?Genius Germs? Hypothesis: Were epidemics of leprosy and tuberculosis responsible in part for the great divergence?
The “Genius Germs” Hypothesis: Were epidemics of leprosy and tuberculosis responsible in part for the great divergence?
Hypothesis Journal The ?Genius Germs? Hypothesis: Were epidemics of leprosy and tuberculosis responsible in part for the great divergence?
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