SpunkySkunk347 (4 Months Ago)
Yeah all it does is turn your vision into "kaleidescope vision"; are you kidding? It's a 5-HT2a agonist; affecting the same neuronal pathways responsible for dreams and the integration of thoughts into long-term memory. It alters your perception of reality, such that you no-longer take things at face value but see everything as a part of a greater whole

SpunkySkunk347 (4 Months Ago)
All objects in the vision lose their "boundaries" or "spatial dimensions", and appear to morph or change sizes, since your brain never actually "sees" the world in clear-cut euclidean geometry, but has to assume euclidean geomtry - and 5-Ht2a agonist psychedelics desynchronize the brain's ability to make such visual "assumptions", causing us to feel an almost child-like or primal 'unity', or reliance on our 'spirit' rather than learned assumptions.