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What does psychedelic mean?
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Mind manifesting
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What does a psychomimitec do?
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Mimics psychosis
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What are some examples of psychedelics?
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-LSD
-DMT -Psilocybiin -Mescaline |
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What are some effects that psychedelics have on the mind?
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-Heightened awareness
-sensory awareness -distortions of perceptions: hallucinations and synesthesia -potential of having a bad trip |
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What schedule are most psychedelics under?
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Schedule 1
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Who discovered LSD?
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Albert Hoffman
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What does LSD stand for?
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Lysergic acid diethylamide
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What endogenous neurotransmitter do all classical psychedelics look like?
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Serotonin
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What did Albert Hofmann and Gordon Wasson identify together?
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Psilocybin, psilocin, and DMT
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What happens when DMT is taken orally with monoamineoxidase inhibitors?
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We get a psychoactive effect?
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Who discovered the peyote cactus?
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Arthur Heffter
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What did the American Indian Religious Freedom Act Amendment of 1994 do?
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Allowed use of peyote in native american religious ceremonies
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What is the active ingredient in ayahuasca?
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DMT (dimethyl tryptamine)
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Who conducted the Good Friday experiment?
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Walter Pahnke and Timothy Leary
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What did the Good Friday Experiment find?
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Experimental group was on psilocybin, control groub was on the active placebo niacin.
Experimental subjects scored highly on measures of mystical experience. This positive experience was maintained at 6 months and 25 years. |
