I think we will have to agree to disagree. I was thinking of a couple of stories my friends have told me of them tripping in the past and a few came to mind, I have a friend who got stoned and believed everyone he was talking to were robots and I have another friend who got stoned then believed he was in a computer game while he was driving. Don't be so naive to believe that sometimes maybe drugs do not effect a person the way they usually would. This is a little off topic but I once reviewed a case study that was about a guy who had been enrolled onto a study which was evaluating a drug which was developed to combat the MRSA virus, the man also had HIV although this was not a requirement for the study, to cut a long story short the drug seemed to cure him of his HIV as they could not detect the marker in his blood at the end and they have no fucking idea how it did it and they couldn't replicate the results again.
Plus just to boot, maybe like the placebo effect if a person believed weed had the abilty to cause hallucinations then maybe just maybe that is what it could do and this could be a possible explanation for some of the stories out there.
I'm sorry dude but you are wrong, plain and simple.
I've been so baked everything felt like a game, but believing and feeling is completely different. If your mate actually believed he was in a game or talking to Robot's that would be a delusion (a sign of mental Illness).
It is not right or healthy to hallucinate, have delusions or any of the thing's you describe. 99.9% of the time if someone hallucinates on Cannabis it's a warning sign of mental Illness and you will find evidence on that everywhere.
If you can show me anything to prove me wrong then please, go ahead.
Is it normal that I overdosed on cannabis?
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I think we will have to agree to disagree. I was thinking of a couple of stories my friends have told me of them tripping in the past and a few came to mind, I have a friend who got stoned and believed everyone he was talking to were robots and I have another friend who got stoned then believed he was in a computer game while he was driving. Don't be so naive to believe that sometimes maybe drugs do not effect a person the way they usually would. This is a little off topic but I once reviewed a case study that was about a guy who had been enrolled onto a study which was evaluating a drug which was developed to combat the MRSA virus, the man also had HIV although this was not a requirement for the study, to cut a long story short the drug seemed to cure him of his HIV as they could not detect the marker in his blood at the end and they have no fucking idea how it did it and they couldn't replicate the results again.
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Plus just to boot, maybe like the placebo effect if a person believed weed had the abilty to cause hallucinations then maybe just maybe that is what it could do and this could be a possible explanation for some of the stories out there.
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I'm sorry dude but you are wrong, plain and simple.
I've been so baked everything felt like a game, but believing and feeling is completely different. If your mate actually believed he was in a game or talking to Robot's that would be a delusion (a sign of mental Illness).
It is not right or healthy to hallucinate, have delusions or any of the thing's you describe. 99.9% of the time if someone hallucinates on Cannabis it's a warning sign of mental Illness and you will find evidence on that everywhere.
If you can show me anything to prove me wrong then please, go ahead.