Tim Ferriss

Blah, blah, blah, blah.

Okay.

But on psychedelics, man, you see some... If you get enough reps, right?

And I say enough reps because I really, like, I...

not to get on like a high horse, but it's like when people do psychedelics once or twice and then they become proselytizers, I'm like, stop.

You have gone skiing twice, you didn't have a catastrophic accident, and now you're teaching the world how to ski.

I was like, don't do that.

I was like, and it's like skiing on ice in New England is different from skiing in forgiving champagne powder in Utah.

By the way, it's like if you're on a groomer, that's different from the moguls.

If you're backcountry with avalanche risk, that's a different thing.

And it's like, if you start to get more reps, like, you're gonna have accidents.

And then you're gonna realize the different species of accidents and so on and so on and so on, right?

So when you have enough repetition, when you have enough flight time, to put it another way, in enough environments, you just start to see really, really strange things.

Um, I mean, I know I don't want to dox him, but, like, this is a friend of a friend.

Like, this is not a game of telephone.

This is a direct friend of one of my best friends.

Had an experience with NNDMT.

So if it lasted 15 minutes, chances are it was 5-MeO-DMT or DMT.

It's a bit confusing because the phenomenological experiences, right?

The subjective experiences are very different.