treefrog

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[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 4 points 4 months ago (3 children)

He's the only person in the country who can pull out a 9mm and shoot Trump in broad daylight without it being a crime. As well as every SCJ that voted for this immunity. He can then replace every SCJ he executed with his own appointments. If Congress won't approve his appointments, he can keep killing them until the vote passes.

This ruling is a free pass for dictators. All Biden has to do is act like one. I doubt he would, but he legally could.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 2 points 4 months ago

You can skip the cannabis.

But yeah, having someone take you is the best way.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 2 points 4 months ago (2 children)

I was thinking about this more just now. I know you use weed for medical reasons. Do you ever get hypnagogic images off it when you close your eyes?

I believe this is the cerebral cortex teaching itself how to see things. I get it a lot when I fall into a porn hole or spend a lot of time staring at mushrooms. I think it's dopamine reinforcement and neuroplasticity, essentially.

Anyway, you can teach yourself to spot them, is what I'm saying. Smoke a bowl, watch some videos online of people hunting them. Preferably a lot of in nature shots so your brain is learning to see them in the right context. When you start to lose interest, pause a good shot and allow yourself to relax and fall into your breathing. If you do this enough, I bet you'll start to see morels when you close your eyes before bed.

And when you get out to look for them, they'll be much easier to spot if you allow yourself to again relax and fall into your breathing and sort of trust your muscle memory.

The weed is optional for anyone else reading. But it does have action on dopamine and can give some people mild closed eye visuals, which helps to verify the experiment.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 4 points 4 months ago

Likely.

We have 'muscle memory' in our visual cortex as well. So, we can train ourselves to spot stuff that is normally pretty difficult to spot with practice.

The morels being brown, and fruiting in leaves from last fall, it makes them pretty difficult to see.

Aside from that, they probably have a good idea of what spots to hit because they've been hitting those spots for years. As well as a understanding of good conditions to look for them, without having the knowledge of those conditions that I just gave.

And... Mushroom foragers are usually pretty sketchy about giving up their good spots.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 5 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) (6 children)

Morels have a symbiotic relationship with the plant that they grow with. Most often elm trees.

The colony can live a long time. Depending on the species of morels 100 years, you know like as long as a tree will live. During this time they store nutrients in what is commonly called a truffle, mycologists call that a sclerotia. It's essentially a knot of mycelium packed full of nutrients, that they will fruit out of once they are separated from their food source, i.e. the tree.

Areas that have been hit by Dutch elm disease end up seeing a lot of morels fruiting, because a lot of trees are dying. Additionally morels like to fruit when the ground temperature is around 50 to 60°. Usually this will be on a south facing hill early in the spring if you are in the northern equator. As well as areas not getting so much direct sunlight later on in the spring.

Aside from that, like all mushrooms they enjoy fruiting after a rainfall. So the best time to look for them is when the ground temperature is 50 to 60°, it's just rained, and the best place to look for them is in areas with lots of elm trees. Especially elms that are dying from Dutch elm.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 13 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) (8 children)

Yeah, I made a post up thread about microdosing, and how what we know from animal studies is that it's a really small amount.

Additionally mushroom gummies being sold online are likely not psilocybin. There's several other species of mushroom that are psychoactive and have other pharmaceuticals in them. Amanita is one, chaga is another. Both of these are common in mushroom gummies and chocolates that I've seen being sold in head shops.

They're not psilocybin mushrooms. Shipping psilocybin across state lines is absolutely illegal.

If you want to pick my brain about any of this squid feel free to shoot me a direct message. I'm a mushroom nerd and drug nerd. And have some college credits in pharmacology.

I'm also a frog. The frog that enjoys reading your posts.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 3 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Most people microdose way to high. What we know from animal studies on microdosing is the the dose for humans should be like 0.5 mg every other day.

That's equivalent to like 0.1 g of weak cubensies. And a quarter of that for penis envy or other strong cubansies, and then you can half that amount again for stronger species such as pan cyans.

It really doesn't take much to promote neurogenesis, and dosing everyday will have negative effects on the heart .

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 3 points 4 months ago

Which is why a lot of people start growing them themselves.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 4 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Drug is a word with a lot of double speak/propaganda around it. Like, the war on drugs. The meaning of the word drug in that sentence is to be drugged, as in like alcohol drugs you, heroin drugs you, and if we call mushrooms and LSD drugs we are saying that they do what alcohol and heroin do, which is take you away from yourself.

Drugs can also mean medicine. But that's not what the Nixon administration meant by the word drug when they passed the controlled substances act.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 5 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) (1 children)

I think you weren't clear in delineation between leftist and reactionaries.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 12 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

As well as to extract tax money from the working class. As it makes more economic sense to house and rehabilitate a person then it does to put them in jail. But the jail tends to have more kickbacks for the owner class.

[–] treefrog@lemm.ee 155 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) (12 children)

Class warfare scorecard.

Having more homes than you need even ones you never sleep in, legal.

Having zero homes and having to sleep on the streets, illegal.

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