What is LSD, what does it do to your brain and the reason it’s not lethal even at large doses?
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When erratic, maladjusted, mentally unstable or just downright unlucky people take LSD, then things like “bad trips”, abuses of others and of the self, and lasting adverse psychological effects can occur. Lots of people have taken LSD though. No one has ever overdosed and died from toxicity.
In my opinion, LSD is much scarier and far more mystifying to people who have never taken it and will never take it.
When very smart and receptive people take these psychoactive drugs in a concerted way, amazing advancements in human understanding and technology are sometimes facilitated.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kary_Mullis](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kary_Mullis)
Read the bit about “use of hallucinogens”
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