@mymixtapez This isn’t anything new unfortunately. Popcorn reading back in 2012 and up and used to get dudes singled out for roasting. Reading books also got you roasted on the other end though. Either way the matter was always treated in an unserious manner.
@MrOvis_ Everyone is shaped by their influences. People underestimate or just resist the role environment and genes play into ideas about morality or ethics. While reflection may provide some form of agency here, even that is enabled by environment and biology.
Also, the “realness” accompanying the drug experience, why wouldn’t one assume that “realness” is just another feeling, also perception? Another aspect of consciousness?
What makes someone assume psychedelics are the gateway to a more “real” reality and not just another chemical process that alters the mind in an abnormal way? There’s no reality being changed in the process, just the perception of it.
What makes someone assume psychedelics are the gateway to a more “real” reality and not just another chemical process that alters the mind in an abnormal way? There’s no reality being changed in the process, just the perception of it.
People use LLM’s, see words being strung together into meaningful sentences, and subconsciously go “this thing creates meaning. It’s conscious!” Brother that’s literally the purpose of language.
@LolaBravo91 Pan-African/Pro skin-folk ideology stems from racial prosecution, but it’s a historical misconception imo. It ignores family/clan/tribe relationships for the mythic idea of “everyone under the banner of skin color”, which just isn’t
realistic or practical.
All skin folk ain’t kinfolk. No such thing as saving the black community. All you can do is be the best version of yourself and look out for your direct bloodline.