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#31 Kulwant Singh

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Posted 24 February 2012 - 05:55 PM

ampalex and nuvigil rules ill hang on to the omega-3 and the tea and the subway, am trashing the rest.
am not even feeling the need to continue this its a wastage of time. am having all kinds of smart ideas
'a grid using fractal geometry.' this thing makes me know am smart. played family feud on my phone and i cant get two things wrong, i use to think of thing now i just say the answers though i don't always get top answers. also skipped lunch today playing scrabble. its awesome.

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Posted 24 February 2012 - 06:03 PM

sounds great kulwant, cant wait to hear more. what dosage do you use for ampalex?
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Posted 24 February 2012 - 06:05 PM

are there any negative side-effects to ampalex so far?
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Posted 24 February 2012 - 06:19 PM

once again hooter get off your ass and go do something with your life.


upon completion, i will begin selling the pills. the fact that targretin and ampalex are very hard to aquire will make my prices very hard.
i shall also put up a website to follow my progress and also to sell the pills i have. it shall include videos and pictures.


This is what you're doing with your life. I see you. Dance puppet.

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Posted 24 February 2012 - 11:52 PM

I've heard of Kary Mullis before, I've read a few biochem and biotech books where he has written introductions or written little sections, but... he seems like quite an odd fellow. He says that AIDS isn't a real disease and that HIV doesn't cause it (it is simply a conspiracy), climate change is a conspiracy, and that astrology is real and works. He also claims to have met an extraterrestrial glowing green raccoon and had a conversation with it.

The Nobel Prize isn't a certificate declaring you sane.

I'm unsure if I want to take any drugs that he took. :unsure:

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Posted 25 February 2012 - 02:10 AM

OP is an engineer but yet his posts read like they were written by a middle schooler? Something doesn't wash.
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#37 Kulwant Singh

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Posted 27 February 2012 - 01:42 AM

I haven't had any considerable side effects only that i stayed for so long without water, while learning the piano, and felt only a very slight thirst.
To keep a little update, I have been learning the piano since the last update, and noticed that i learned way more than I usually do, because I acquired a high level of interest and focus, while on my nuvigil and ampalex dosage. Some unusual characteristic unlike me emerged. I weigh lots of tasks, and the ones I pick out of a list so far, are ones' that will actually make me learn something new "I have a virus urging me to learn new things." In other words I payed all my attention on the piano even when i had to shower or drink water. Though learning much, I procrastinate much more. The easiest way to describe it is "anti ADHD" it annoyingly makes everything else seem like a distraction because all interest and focus is on ONE thing. Usually I watch a movie two times, round two is where I really get with notion of the movie, but yesterday I watched Dark night for the first time (what an interesting and long movie). And as usual, I tried playing it again, but this time I was so bored and irritated by the movie so much so that I stopped it only five minutes in. The reason for such irritation was because I seemed to have absorbed and understood the movie so well that it felt like I'd watched the movie too many times.
I really am excited getting the results sooner than I thought, as a matter of fact, I seem to have the result before the date I planned to start the ampalex. These results are mostly different from the ones expected, more like completely changing thought processes.
As we all know it is a risk lot experiment and I think I have good results for me. Just to be clear with hooter, I no longer have any intentions of selling the pills, instead I will donate them because I am discontinuing this experiment. Thanks for the advice on Targretin and Etherium, I saved the money.
For the moment I will only use Omega-3 and Ampalex daily without Nuvigil because, I believe Nuvigil is the reason I concentrated mainly on new tasks. It sounds like all of a sudden I don't want to be a genius, Yes I do, but not a procrastinating one at that. "more on this later."
Thanks you, I really love to stay here and chat, but I need a shower even more. "That's a smell of a stock fish"

Edited by Kulwant Singh, 27 February 2012 - 01:55 AM.


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Posted 27 February 2012 - 01:49 AM

I haven't had any considerable side effects only that i stayed for so long without water, while learning the piano, and felt only a very light thirst.
To keep a little update, I have been learning the piano since the last update, and noticed that i learned way more than I usually do, because I acquired a high level of interest and focus, while on my nuvigil and ampalex dosage. Some unusual characteristic unlike me emerged. I weigh lots of tasks, and the ones I pick out of a list so far, are ones' that will actually make me learn something new "I have a virus urging me to learn new things." In other words I payed all my attention on the piano even when i had to shower or drink water. Though learning much, I procrastinate much more. The easiest way to describe it is "anti ADHD" it annoyingly makes everything else seem like a distraction because all interest and focus is on ONE thing. Usually I watch a movie two times, round two is where I really get with notion of the movie, but yesterday I watched Dark night for the first time (what an interesting and long movie). And as usual, I tried playing it again, but this time I was so bored and irritated by the movie so much so that I stopped it only five minutes in. The reason for such irritation was because I seemed to have absorbed and understood the movie so well that it felt like I'd watched the movie too many times.
I really am excited getting the results sooner than I thought, as a matter of fact, I seem to have the result before the date I planned to start the ampalex. These results are mostly different from the ones expected, more like completely changing thought processes.
As we all know it is a risk lot experiment and I think I have good results for me. Just to be clear with hooter, I no longer have any intentions of selling the pills, instead I will donate them because I am discontinuing this experiment. Thanks for the advice on Targretin and Etherium, I saved the money.
For the moment I will only use Omega-3 and Ampalex daily without Nuvigil because, I believe Nuvigil is the reason I concentrated mainly on new tasks. It sounds like all of a sudden I don't want to be a genius, Yes I do, but not a procrastinating one at that. "more on this later."
Thanks you, I really love to stay here and chat, but I need a shower even more. "That's a smell of a stuck fish"

I'm thinking my writing got better. Its what I think anyway.

Edited by Kulwant Singh, 27 February 2012 - 01:49 AM.


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Posted 27 February 2012 - 01:56 AM

sounds great kulwant, cant wait to hear more. what dosage do you use for ampalex?

600mg

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Posted 27 February 2012 - 02:01 AM

OP is an engineer but yet his posts read like they were written by a middle schooler? Something doesn't wash.

not native English speaker. First spoken English words were in 08. They seemed to have been forced out of my mouth by a costly private tutor who knew and still knows how to do her job. But just because I said Papa/mama on my post, doesn't make me a mamma's boy in kindergarten.

Edited by Kulwant Singh, 27 February 2012 - 02:11 AM.


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Posted 27 February 2012 - 04:57 AM

OP is an engineer but yet his posts read like they were written by a middle schooler? Something doesn't wash.

not native English speaker. First spoken English words were in 08. They seemed to have been forced out of my mouth by a costly private tutor who knew and still knows how to do her job. But just because I said Papa/mama on my post, doesn't make me a mamma's boy in kindergarten.


My apologies. In that case, your English skills are fine.

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Posted 27 February 2012 - 09:06 AM

OP is an engineer but yet his posts read like they were written by a middle schooler? Something doesn't wash.

not native English speaker. First spoken English words were in 08. They seemed to have been forced out of my mouth by a costly private tutor who knew and still knows how to do her job. But just because I said Papa/mama on my post, doesn't make me a mamma's boy in kindergarten.


You write like an absolute child. Your words have the emotional subtext of someone who just finished elementary school, regardless of lexical accuracy. You sound like spoiled brat mister private tutor. Engineer yourself a chair and sit down, this isn't your area of expertise and you're not the head honcho of mental progress. Your master is nothing but a master debater tugging you into some ludicrous research chemical purchasing scheme. Enjoy being a bottom edge of the pyramid. I wish mathematical knowledge were convertible to common sense but you're not going to count your way out of this one homeboy.

I've heard of Kary Mullis before, I've read a few biochem and biotech books where he has written introductions or written little sections, but... he seems like quite an odd fellow. He says that AIDS isn't a real disease and that HIV doesn't cause it (it is simply a conspiracy), climate change is a conspiracy, and that astrology is real and works. He also claims to have met an extraterrestrial glowing green raccoon and had a conversation with it.

The Nobel Prize isn't a certificate declaring you sane.

I'm unsure if I want to take any drugs that he took.


Kary Mullis was fucking insane way before he took LSD, but the only time he accomplished anything groundbreaking in his entire life was on LSD. Also you will note I recommended psilocybin as a better alternative.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates took the same drug he took. Steve Jobs claimed it was one of the three most important things he's ever done in his life. Jimi Hendrix's music was born on LSD and killed by prescription drugs. There are countless examples. The very course of history has been shaped through entheogenic rituals.

It's not about the drug, it's about the person. It's ultimately all about perspective. I don't recommend LSD due to the lack of long term studies, psilocybin has a much better track record. LSD lasts far too long (12 hours) and is extremely stimulating, shrooms are far less stressful.

But I'm sorry, I forget that this forum is filled with people who are so mentally out there that they believe mixing 20 supplements or taking barely researched experimental chemicals is somehow safer than a mushroom with 10,000 years of use and clinical research confirming its safety. I wonder what humanity has come to when entheogens are frowned upon while people are utterly at ease with taking antineoplastics just to induce a neurophysiological process they don't fully understand.

The consensus on new and magical nootropics seems to be that if it's new and hyped it must be safe and incredible! How effective can a superb mind be if it is still a mental prison? Everyone likes to think they're on a proper path, but we are by definition clueless of our own underlying control concepts. Don't you think the apes coming out of the jungle and developing society had the most powerful nootropic catalyst of all? How do you break free from your own values? This is meta-cognition that takes decades of meditative practice to achieve. But why walk when you can run? Who the hell has time for decades of meditation?

No, by all means just take your mixtures and tonics. Expect to get further along your walk, but don't ever expect any new roads. Whether your psyche is ground into a paste without full self-critical recognition is no longer my concern.

Based on these results, a seed-based pharmaco-physiological interaction/functional connectivity analysis was performed using a medial prefrontal seed. Psilocybin caused a significant decrease in the positive coupling between the mPFC and PCC.

These results strongly imply that the subjective effects of psychedelic drugs are caused by decreased activity and connectivity in the brain’s key connector hubs, enabling a state of unconstrained cognition.


This is just how it is.

Now I'm thinking that if people cannot put 1 and 1 together, they shouldn't be allowed a calculator in the first place. Psilocybin and piracetam properly used with mnemonic techniques and meditation has allowed me to raise my reading speed to 600 wpm, speak three languages with native proficiency and play 3 different instruments. Take it as you will. Or don't, I'm done trying to help.

Edited by hooter, 27 February 2012 - 09:24 AM.

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#43 Kulwant Singh

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Posted 27 February 2012 - 05:58 PM

OP is an engineer but yet his posts read like they were written by a middle schooler? Something doesn't wash.

not native English speaker. First spoken English words were in 08. They seemed to have been forced out of my mouth by a costly private tutor who knew and still knows how to do her job. But just because I said Papa/mama on my post, doesn't make me a mamma's boy in kindergarten.


You write like an absolute child. Your words have the emotional subtext of someone who just finished elementary school, regardless of lexical accuracy. You sound like spoiled brat mister private tutor. Engineer yourself a chair and sit down, this isn't your area of expertise and you're not the head honcho of mental progress. Your master is nothing but a master debater tugging you into some ludicrous research chemical purchasing scheme. Enjoy being a bottom edge of the pyramid. I wish mathematical knowledge were convertible to common sense but you're not going to count your way out of this one homeboy.

I've heard of Kary Mullis before, I've read a few biochem and biotech books where he has written introductions or written little sections, but... he seems like quite an odd fellow. He says that AIDS isn't a real disease and that HIV doesn't cause it (it is simply a conspiracy), climate change is a conspiracy, and that astrology is real and works. He also claims to have met an extraterrestrial glowing green raccoon and had a conversation with it.

The Nobel Prize isn't a certificate declaring you sane.

I'm unsure if I want to take any drugs that he took.


Kary Mullis was fucking insane way before he took LSD, but the only time he accomplished anything groundbreaking in his entire life was on LSD. Also you will note I recommended psilocybin as a better alternative.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates took the same drug he took. Steve Jobs claimed it was one of the three most important things he's ever done in his life. Jimi Hendrix's music was born on LSD and killed by prescription drugs. There are countless examples. The very course of history has been shaped through entheogenic rituals.

It's not about the drug, it's about the person. It's ultimately all about perspective. I don't recommend LSD due to the lack of long term studies, psilocybin has a much better track record. LSD lasts far too long (12 hours) and is extremely stimulating, shrooms are far less stressful.

But I'm sorry, I forget that this forum is filled with people who are so mentally out there that they believe mixing 20 supplements or taking barely researched experimental chemicals is somehow safer than a mushroom with 10,000 years of use and clinical research confirming its safety. I wonder what humanity has come to when entheogens are frowned upon while people are utterly at ease with taking antineoplastics just to induce a neurophysiological process they don't fully understand.

The consensus on new and magical nootropics seems to be that if it's new and hyped it must be safe and incredible! How effective can a superb mind be if it is still a mental prison? Everyone likes to think they're on a proper path, but we are by definition clueless of our own underlying control concepts. Don't you think the apes coming out of the jungle and developing society had the most powerful nootropic catalyst of all? How do you break free from your own values? This is meta-cognition that takes decades of meditative practice to achieve. But why walk when you can run? Who the hell has time for decades of meditation?

No, by all means just take your mixtures and tonics. Expect to get further along your walk, but don't ever expect any new roads. Whether your psyche is ground into a paste without full self-critical recognition is no longer my concern.

Based on these results, a seed-based pharmaco-physiological interaction/functional connectivity analysis was performed using a medial prefrontal seed. Psilocybin caused a significant decrease in the positive coupling between the mPFC and PCC.

These results strongly imply that the subjective effects of psychedelic drugs are caused by decreased activity and connectivity in the brain’s key connector hubs, enabling a state of unconstrained cognition.


This is just how it is.

Now I'm thinking that if people cannot put 1 and 1 together, they shouldn't be allowed a calculator in the first place. Psilocybin and piracetam properly used with mnemonic techniques and meditation has allowed me to raise my reading speed to 600 wpm, speak three languages with native proficiency and play 3 different instruments. Take it as you will. Or don't, I'm done trying to help.

You're not helping much rather playing eager to shut open windows for fellows wanting to catch up with your fanciness.
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 08:01 PM

You're not helping much rather playing eager to shut open windows for fellows wanting to catch up with your fanciness.


I'm just a regular human being, want to be friends?

smoke ALL the weed

Edited by hooter, 27 February 2012 - 08:03 PM.


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Posted 28 February 2012 - 03:44 AM

You're not helping much rather playing eager to shut open windows for fellows wanting to catch up with your fanciness.


I'm just a regular human being, want to be friends?

smoke ALL the weed

Yes I wanna be friends , you have problems with that?

Edited by Kulwant Singh, 28 February 2012 - 03:45 AM.


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Posted 28 February 2012 - 04:57 AM

I tried ampalex today without the usual nuvigil adding fish oil and tea which is the first time and the results are very different than the combo. There's a high like feel nothing related to drunkenness, I can only say there's a desire to absorb and release info. I dodged a query from one of my nurse friends earlier today, so directly targeting the potential of ampalex. To be exact she said "why do you know how to play the piano" I told her nothing.

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Posted 28 February 2012 - 08:18 PM

how long do the effects last usually?

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Posted 29 February 2012 - 06:40 AM

Fascinating comments hooter, thanks

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Posted 02 March 2012 - 05:14 PM

how long do the effects last usually?

9 hours.

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Posted 02 March 2012 - 05:28 PM

I tried ampalex today without the usual nuvigil adding fish oil and tea which is the first time and the results are very different than the combo. There's a high like feel nothing related to drunkenness, I can only say there's a desire to absorb and release info. I dodged a query from one of my nurse friends earlier today, so directly targeting the potential of ampalex. To be exact she said "why do you know how to play the piano" I told her nothing.


I think this is great. Fish oil and loose leaf tea is a very good idea for most stacks, unless someone already has too many blood thinners.

I think you should direct your attention to newer ampakines instead of the old ones though if you're really insistent on this path... They have much more potential.

Also don't forget the synergy between ampakines, fish oil and piracetam!

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Posted 02 March 2012 - 05:33 PM

I tried ampalex today without the usual nuvigil adding fish oil and tea which is the first time and the results are very different than the combo. There's a high like feel nothing related to drunkenness, I can only say there's a desire to absorb and release info. I dodged a query from one of my nurse friends earlier today, so directly targeting the potential of ampalex. To be exact she said "why do you know how to play the piano" I told her nothing.


I think this is great. Fish oil and loose leaf tea is a very good idea for most stacks, unless someone already has too many blood thinners.

I think you should direct your attention to newer ampakines instead of the old ones though if you're really insistent on this path... They have much more potential.

Also don't forget the synergy between ampakines, fish oil and piracetam!

Its hard to focus on new ampakines seeming as they are impossible to get and most of their structures are still unavailable

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Posted 02 March 2012 - 05:35 PM

9 hours seems a little too long for ampalex though. i read on wikipedia that the half-life is only 45 min. maybe its the blood thinning that hooter mentioned that increases the duration of the effects, but still 9 hours!?

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Posted 04 March 2012 - 05:17 AM

OP is an engineer but yet his posts read like they were written by a middle schooler? Something doesn't wash.

not native English speaker. First spoken English words were in 08. They seemed to have been forced out of my mouth by a costly private tutor who knew and still knows how to do her job. But just because I said Papa/mama on my post, doesn't make me a mamma's boy in kindergarten.


You write like an absolute child. Your words have the emotional subtext of someone who just finished elementary school, regardless of lexical accuracy. You sound like spoiled brat mister private tutor. Engineer yourself a chair and sit down, this isn't your area of expertise and you're not the head honcho of mental progress. Your master is nothing but a master debater tugging you into some ludicrous research chemical purchasing scheme. Enjoy being a bottom edge of the pyramid. I wish mathematical knowledge were convertible to common sense but you're not going to count your way out of this one homeboy.

I've heard of Kary Mullis before, I've read a few biochem and biotech books where he has written introductions or written little sections, but... he seems like quite an odd fellow. He says that AIDS isn't a real disease and that HIV doesn't cause it (it is simply a conspiracy), climate change is a conspiracy, and that astrology is real and works. He also claims to have met an extraterrestrial glowing green raccoon and had a conversation with it.

The Nobel Prize isn't a certificate declaring you sane.

I'm unsure if I want to take any drugs that he took.


Kary Mullis was fucking insane way before he took LSD, but the only time he accomplished anything groundbreaking in his entire life was on LSD. Also you will note I recommended psilocybin as a better alternative.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates took the same drug he took. Steve Jobs claimed it was one of the three most important things he's ever done in his life. Jimi Hendrix's music was born on LSD and killed by prescription drugs. There are countless examples. The very course of history has been shaped through entheogenic rituals.

It's not about the drug, it's about the person. It's ultimately all about perspective. I don't recommend LSD due to the lack of long term studies, psilocybin has a much better track record. LSD lasts far too long (12 hours) and is extremely stimulating, shrooms are far less stressful.

But I'm sorry, I forget that this forum is filled with people who are so mentally out there that they believe mixing 20 supplements or taking barely researched experimental chemicals is somehow safer than a mushroom with 10,000 years of use and clinical research confirming its safety. I wonder what humanity has come to when entheogens are frowned upon while people are utterly at ease with taking antineoplastics just to induce a neurophysiological process they don't fully understand.

The consensus on new and magical nootropics seems to be that if it's new and hyped it must be safe and incredible! How effective can a superb mind be if it is still a mental prison? Everyone likes to think they're on a proper path, but we are by definition clueless of our own underlying control concepts. Don't you think the apes coming out of the jungle and developing society had the most powerful nootropic catalyst of all? How do you break free from your own values? This is meta-cognition that takes decades of meditative practice to achieve. But why walk when you can run? Who the hell has time for decades of meditation?

No, by all means just take your mixtures and tonics. Expect to get further along your walk, but don't ever expect any new roads. Whether your psyche is ground into a paste without full self-critical recognition is no longer my concern.

Based on these results, a seed-based pharmaco-physiological interaction/functional connectivity analysis was performed using a medial prefrontal seed. Psilocybin caused a significant decrease in the positive coupling between the mPFC and PCC.

These results strongly imply that the subjective effects of psychedelic drugs are caused by decreased activity and connectivity in the brain’s key connector hubs, enabling a state of unconstrained cognition.


This is just how it is.

Now I'm thinking that if people cannot put 1 and 1 together, they shouldn't be allowed a calculator in the first place. Psilocybin and piracetam properly used with mnemonic techniques and meditation has allowed me to raise my reading speed to 600 wpm, speak three languages with native proficiency and play 3 different instruments. Take it as you will. Or don't, I'm done trying to help.


This is interesting. Do you take the psilocybin while on piracetam? Does the piracetam amplify the effects of the psilocybin? How much do you take of the psilocybin? Would you say that it is safe (at your dose) for someone who is either 1. Bipolar or 2. possibly susceptible to psychosis?

Previously, I was unaware of psilocybin's low toxicity. I had heard from friends(who do drugs) that it was quite high, but obviously they are mistaken. I would be interested if it does not require taking it on a level that induces a "trip". Personally, I don't like the idea of a trip, but would be interested in slight change in perception. My main concern with hallucinogens is the apparent effect it has on people's personality. Look at, for example, the people who take them on youtube. I don't want to turn into a spiritual hippie, although I understand that there are plenty of logical people who have taken them before (hooter, you included).

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Posted 08 March 2012 - 03:20 AM

9 hours seems a little too long for ampalex though. i read on wikipedia that the half-life is only 45 min. maybe its the blood thinning that hooter mentioned that increases the duration of the effects, but still 9 hours!?

Two hours after intake is a dim awareness of the med... zero realization of memory improvement for said hours. Noticeable memory improvement peaks at the 1st quadrant of the third hour but is also slightly noticed at the 3rd and even more at 2nd quadrants before the peak . It stays at its peak for two hours; two hours of high memory performance accuracy. After these two hours, the performance is dragging slowly for three hours yet still retains higher accuracy levels than a zero intake.
Nine hours is a misleading exaggeration of mine for which I apologize. But based on my experience with ampalex, five hours is certainly the usual length of hours I get "BRAINED" including the two hours of dim awareness.

Edited by Kulwant Singh, 08 March 2012 - 03:21 AM.


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Posted 08 March 2012 - 03:43 AM

So far my dosage of CX516 posts posts zero threats to my health, my bllod pressure hasn't fluctuated since... Personally CX516 has good potentials, posts no threats, has no FDA approval,?, has DARPA written half over it and so on. I'm not trying to make a point so mind less to wounder what my point is.

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Posted 09 March 2012 - 01:21 AM

OP is an engineer but yet his posts read like they were written by a middle schooler? Something doesn't wash.

not native English speaker. First spoken English words were in 08. They seemed to have been forced out of my mouth by a costly private tutor who knew and still knows how to do her job. But just because I said Papa/mama on my post, doesn't make me a mamma's boy in kindergarten.


You write like an absolute child. Your words have the emotional subtext of someone who just finished elementary school, regardless of lexical accuracy. You sound like spoiled brat mister private tutor. Engineer yourself a chair and sit down, this isn't your area of expertise and you're not the head honcho of mental progress. Your master is nothing but a master debater tugging you into some ludicrous research chemical purchasing scheme. Enjoy being a bottom edge of the pyramid. I wish mathematical knowledge were convertible to common sense but you're not going to count your way out of this one homeboy.

I've heard of Kary Mullis before, I've read a few biochem and biotech books where he has written introductions or written little sections, but... he seems like quite an odd fellow. He says that AIDS isn't a real disease and that HIV doesn't cause it (it is simply a conspiracy), climate change is a conspiracy, and that astrology is real and works. He also claims to have met an extraterrestrial glowing green raccoon and had a conversation with it.

The Nobel Prize isn't a certificate declaring you sane.

I'm unsure if I want to take any drugs that he took.


Kary Mullis was fucking insane way before he took LSD, but the only time he accomplished anything groundbreaking in his entire life was on LSD. Also you will note I recommended psilocybin as a better alternative.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates took the same drug he took. Steve Jobs claimed it was one of the three most important things he's ever done in his life. Jimi Hendrix's music was born on LSD and killed by prescription drugs. There are countless examples. The very course of history has been shaped through entheogenic rituals.

It's not about the drug, it's about the person. It's ultimately all about perspective. I don't recommend LSD due to the lack of long term studies, psilocybin has a much better track record. LSD lasts far too long (12 hours) and is extremely stimulating, shrooms are far less stressful.

But I'm sorry, I forget that this forum is filled with people who are so mentally out there that they believe mixing 20 supplements or taking barely researched experimental chemicals is somehow safer than a mushroom with 10,000 years of use and clinical research confirming its safety. I wonder what humanity has come to when entheogens are frowned upon while people are utterly at ease with taking antineoplastics just to induce a neurophysiological process they don't fully understand.

The consensus on new and magical nootropics seems to be that if it's new and hyped it must be safe and incredible! How effective can a superb mind be if it is still a mental prison? Everyone likes to think they're on a proper path, but we are by definition clueless of our own underlying control concepts. Don't you think the apes coming out of the jungle and developing society had the most powerful nootropic catalyst of all? How do you break free from your own values? This is meta-cognition that takes decades of meditative practice to achieve. But why walk when you can run? Who the hell has time for decades of meditation?

No, by all means just take your mixtures and tonics. Expect to get further along your walk, but don't ever expect any new roads. Whether your psyche is ground into a paste without full self-critical recognition is no longer my concern.

Based on these results, a seed-based pharmaco-physiological interaction/functional connectivity analysis was performed using a medial prefrontal seed. Psilocybin caused a significant decrease in the positive coupling between the mPFC and PCC.

These results strongly imply that the subjective effects of psychedelic drugs are caused by decreased activity and connectivity in the brain’s key connector hubs, enabling a state of unconstrained cognition.


This is just how it is.

Now I'm thinking that if people cannot put 1 and 1 together, they shouldn't be allowed a calculator in the first place. Psilocybin and piracetam properly used with mnemonic techniques and meditation has allowed me to raise my reading speed to 600 wpm, speak three languages with native proficiency and play 3 different instruments. Take it as you will. Or don't, I'm done trying to help.


This is interesting. Do you take the psilocybin while on piracetam? Does the piracetam amplify the effects of the psilocybin? How much do you take of the psilocybin? Would you say that it is safe (at your dose) for someone who is either 1. Bipolar or 2. possibly susceptible to psychosis?

Previously, I was unaware of psilocybin's low toxicity. I had heard from friends(who do drugs) that it was quite high, but obviously they are mistaken. I would be interested if it does not require taking it on a level that induces a "trip". Personally, I don't like the idea of a trip, but would be interested in slight change in perception. My main concern with hallucinogens is the apparent effect it has on people's personality. Look at, for example, the people who take them on youtube. I don't want to turn into a spiritual hippie, although I understand that there are plenty of logical people who have taken them before (hooter, you included).


As far as I know, Piracetam has a tendency to potentiate most drugs--including psilocybin. Taking psilocybin as someone with a potential for psychosis is playing a bit of Russian Roulette, as I'm sure you know that those pre-disposed to schizophrenia have a substantially higher chance of developing it after psychedelic use. That said, if you are solely bipolar (and not overwhelmingly bi-polar, which I suppose would be a hard thing to differentiate) you could probably tolerate mushrooms at a lower dose to start. I might suggest .5g like Hooter was suggesting earlier, maybe up to 1g at most to start. Most people don't notice much out of the realm of bodily sensations after using 1g anyway, though you have the potential to be a lot more receptive.

On the note of psilocybin toxicity, it is nonexistent. Your friends were not only slightly wrong, they were completely, 100%, incorrect. Psilocybin is metabolized into psilocin, the actual active ingredient in mushrooms. The mechanism of action (as far as it's known) is through psilocin's action at the 5HT-2a receptor--one of the serotonin receptors. Psilocin itself is 4-HO-DMT, which, molecularly, is actually very similar to the molecular structure for serotonin. Most people say mushrooms are toxic and "induce food poisoning" because they make you feel sick, but this isn't the case at all. They're totally nontoxic and the metabolites are cleared in a matter of 48-72 hours. So yeah, go get em tiger! Take a trip to a new expansive consciousness.


Also, Hooter, I like you. Reading your posts, you seem like my kind of guy (no homo). Got a question for you though. I see that you're taking Piracetam and continually praise it. I'm wondering if you've ever tried aniracetam, pramiracetam or oxiracetam, and if you recommend against them for any reason? I've currently been taking Pramiracetam for the past couple days (on top of omegas, choline bitartrate and a B complex) and have found pramiracetam to give me huge benefits in the realm of social capability and vocal fluidity. Hope to ascertain some cerebrolysin soon, as soon as I can find a decent source (can't trust the random internets). But yeah, what are your views on other 'racetams in comparison to Piracetam?
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#57 Kunal Chatkara

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Posted 10 March 2012 - 12:40 AM

This whole thread's got my interests and curiosities peaked. Forgive me for any seemingly ignorant inquiries or childlike awe at this incredible flow of information and eye-opening capabilities one can obtain. it's due to the fact that I'm only 17(although i don't find my age a particular hinderance or determination of much significance) I still think noting it may play to my advantage. ;) I've been reading and constantly researching nootropics along with hundreds of other seemingly random affairs and topics, but I don't have as much experience in regards to any actual application, atleast in comparison to what many of you claim to. Besides omegas, some b-vitamins, l-tyrosine,the occaisional creatine supplement and my prescribed dosage of adderall..and some minor experimentation..So I'm captivated. I'm always tweaking with different supplements or additions and easily accessible shit here.and there, but I don't feel like i've gotten any significant results. None that make any lasting difference any way. And I guess in part I am a bit hesitant in using 'racetams' or psilocybin. Mostly because I've just never had any experience with them. Im open to all info and advice or any enlightening reflections, anyone on here has. Without complete dismissal of the OP, Hooter, your reflections and responses seem most developed and backed. Real, if you get me. So thanks man.
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#58 Kunal Chatkara

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Posted 10 March 2012 - 12:56 AM

In short, what I would appreciate having some light shed upon; I just feel like i've been taking too many random supplements without any real significant enhancement.

#59 Kulwant Singh

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Posted 10 March 2012 - 07:18 PM

I used adderall my junior year of college and it worked.

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Posted 17 March 2012 - 06:20 PM

http://psychedelic-i...ory.com/toc.php

For anyone still in disbelief about the use of psychedelics, this should fix that. Or you can keep taking experimentals that accomplish close to nothing, your call.
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