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  1. Justin Isis

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    lol@「現実よりもリアルな夢」 Yeah I'd say he's blasted. (^_−)−☆
  2. Justin Isis

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    Making up a set of rules about "logical fallacies" is fun for debate class, but doesn't actually address the raw, often contradictory reality of the ridiculous universe we live in. Something like 70% of the human race is convinced that Jesus Christ was physically resurrected and/or that the...
  3. Justin Isis

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    DRUGS AND THE OCCULT BRO DRUGS AND THE OCCULT
  4. Justin Isis

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    I'm not going to get into defending monotheism or any kind of organized religion, I'll just say that the vast majority of the human race takes "divine revelations" (or at least seemingly non-repeatable events of an unusual nature) to be worthy of at least some consideration. As Matt Cardin...
  5. Justin Isis

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    I don’t think reality is an illusion, I’m just saying we have insufficient knowledge of what “matter” might in fact be, to the extent that some kind of basic skepticism seems necessary. The entire universe might be conscious, or what we think of as fundamental forces like electromagnetism might...
  6. Justin Isis

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    We probably have to just agree to disagree here as, along the lines of what Quentin was saying above, I’m not really sure to what extent words like “hallucination” or “delusion” even have any meaning, given that our consensus ontological states could be undercut/modified in context by something...
  7. Justin Isis

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    I don't think you can categorically or syllogistically say things like "substances manipulate the brain and nothing in the brain is real therefore all substances can't result in anything real," which seems pretty tautological. If someone makes an extraordinary claim like "tryptamine molecules...
  8. Justin Isis

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    You could think of it as a key within matter that unlocks a door to somewhere outside of matter. I’m not saying that’s definitively what it is, but this idea seems as plausible as anything else. Since it’s unclear as to what extent anything exists “outside of your brain,” or outside of...
  9. Justin Isis

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    DPT, DMT, 5-MeO and psilocin actually undercut consensus materialist ideology fairly reliably. I.e. at any given time we could perform an experiment where we force a random human being (with no context) to take high doses of each, combined with each other, every day for a month or so. In this...
  10. Justin Isis

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    How much DPT (dipropyltryptamine) have you tried? Things look a lot different from the 5Cube. Try doing DPT or 5MeO-DMT seriously every day for a few months while doing 6 gram or higher doses of mushrooms on the weekend. Also ask questions like: “Even given conditions of absolute materialism...
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