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Originally Posted by HobieMarty
I was quoting cockerpunk, pointing out that one can have an "experience" while sitting on their couch after all. Lol.
Melting walls do count by the way. Lol.
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i mean, if you want to take acid in your living room, and watch the wall paper crawl, something i have done, and that is transformative to you ... good for you? i did not find that experience particularly transformative, its honestly, a bit boring. the enjoyment of psychedelics is interacting with things, new things. new people etc.
but again, i feel kinda sad for you that you lack the imagination and life experience to want to experience more than that. visuals are kind of silly i guess. but don't you want to go places in your mind and in life that are new? is something actually new that scary? why do so many people stop wanting to experience new things as they age?
burns are Rorschach tests. how you project that experience says more about you, than it does about burners, and their experiences.
its telling that everyone wants to **** on burners experiences, based on there own projections and inadequacies. says very little about burns, and says alot about those people.