As for mushrooms: The ones we were looking for were very delicate with little brown tips. I imagine eating the mushroom made it possible to see more everywhere, and how could we not? It was the strangest thing. The picture above is from a University of British Columbia article about how these psilocybes used to be all over campus in the 70s. Where are they now? |“Through the late ’60s and early ’80s, there was a lot of interest in [magic mushrooms], and they grew very abundantly on campus,” said Kroeger. “On campus, we have a couple thousand species. The ones that would be desirable for food might be one dozen or two dozen, the ones that are psychoactive might be four or five species.”Do you think several negative interpretations and/or several positive interpretations would help avoid this?
Negative interpretations are easy. Mix up all those negs with at least one positive for greater cognitive complexity.