alt Hacker News> Because usually the "euphoria" people feel is their biology failing due to mild poisoning.
All the recent studies in the last decade have proven it's the opposite. What's your point exactly ?
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Joel_Mckay • last Friday at 12:33 PM
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> Because usually the "euphoria" people feel is their biology failing due to mild poisoning.
All the recent studies in the last decade have proven it's the opposite. What's your point exactly ?
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>Amanita
It's an entirely different class of hallucinogen. I don't have personal experience with it but I have done other dissociative hallucinogens and his take is likely largely true (though I wouldn't argue with someone saying they felt euphoria on it). The problem here is it's the entirely wrong mushroom.
I can assure any doubters that psilocybin on the other hand has legitimate euphoric effects.