DMT: The Bend Between Time and Reality.
What if doctors were to say that there was a drug that could tear every inch of the fabric of a person’s being apart and completely warp all that is heard, seen, smelled, tasted, and felt? What if that drug could make or break an entire life, expand the creativity of a human’s mind beyond comprehension, or destroy every passion within that life? Would that step into the unknown be taken or would the chance be lost forever through fear and the surety of playing it safe? Would they take the road that bends reality though there is an uncertainty that they will come back with everything that they went in with? Even though critics believe Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a dangerous drug, DMT should be made legal; …show more content…
The flashback can be anything from a pleasant experience to a harrowing encounter. The user never knows what the flashback could entail. Imagine walking down the road when all of a sudden a recent DMT experience is re-lived. The results are a loss of being in touch with reality. Not knowing what is going on, the user could easily step out into traffic due to a lapse in judgment from the flashback. It is easily understood how this could be a terrifying experience. Not only would the driver be astounded, but after the flashback has ended, the user may be completely upset once it is realized how close harm or death was. In a recent case, there was a user that “fought with paramedics as they tried to save his life” causing harm to healthcare providers because of the flashback (Dimethyltryptamine). Even though flashbacks could be a severe consequence of using DMT the benefits far outweigh the consequences of minor flashbacks. Try telling a depressed person that they “may” have a flashback at some point in their future; but no one can predict the “if” or “when” it will happen. Chances are they will continue to take the DMT. Now they are able to function normally in their everyday lives, where maybe a few short months ago, that was not a possibility. That is not even addressing the fact that a former drug abuser can now lead a normal life because the abuser has started taking DMT supplements. The flashbacks to these types of people would most likely be considered a minor inconvenience since they are able to live a normal, healthy, productive life. The heroin addiction has been cured. Once again, joy has been restored to their
What if doctors were to say that there was a drug that could tear every inch of the fabric of a person’s being apart and completely warp all that is heard, seen, smelled, tasted, and felt? What if that drug could make or break an entire life, expand the creativity of a human’s mind beyond comprehension, or destroy every passion within that life? Would that step into the unknown be taken or would the chance be lost forever through fear and the surety of playing it safe? Would they take the road that bends reality though there is an uncertainty that they will come back with everything that they went in with? Even though critics believe Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a dangerous drug, DMT should be made legal; …show more content…
The flashback can be anything from a pleasant experience to a harrowing encounter. The user never knows what the flashback could entail. Imagine walking down the road when all of a sudden a recent DMT experience is re-lived. The results are a loss of being in touch with reality. Not knowing what is going on, the user could easily step out into traffic due to a lapse in judgment from the flashback. It is easily understood how this could be a terrifying experience. Not only would the driver be astounded, but after the flashback has ended, the user may be completely upset once it is realized how close harm or death was. In a recent case, there was a user that “fought with paramedics as they tried to save his life” causing harm to healthcare providers because of the flashback (Dimethyltryptamine). Even though flashbacks could be a severe consequence of using DMT the benefits far outweigh the consequences of minor flashbacks. Try telling a depressed person that they “may” have a flashback at some point in their future; but no one can predict the “if” or “when” it will happen. Chances are they will continue to take the DMT. Now they are able to function normally in their everyday lives, where maybe a few short months ago, that was not a possibility. That is not even addressing the fact that a former drug abuser can now lead a normal life because the abuser has started taking DMT supplements. The flashbacks to these types of people would most likely be considered a minor inconvenience since they are able to live a normal, healthy, productive life. The heroin addiction has been cured. Once again, joy has been restored to their