What Happens When a Congenitally Blind Person Takes LSD?
This post explores the effects of LSD on a congenitally blind individual. According to the account, the subject did not experience visual hallucinations, colors, or shapes. Instead, the psychedelic experience manifested through his other senses. He reported that music felt three-dimensional and physically immersive, as if it were unraveling around him. Additionally, his sense of touch was significantly altered, with textures feeling soft and velvety, while the facial features of others felt distorted when touched. The report highlights how the brain processes psychedelic substances through existing sensory pathways in the absence of sight.
so blind people cant hallucinate? thank you, Science.
Sex is fucking AMAZING on L
Isn't this basically how a sighted person on lsd describes music and touch? Also aren't visual hallucinations relatively rare? Why are we relying on self report data rather than putting him in an mri machine with these same tasks, first sober to see if he uses his visual cortex t
The answer is irrelevant. Yes blind people CAN take LSD.
idk about this exactly. Probably depends on the blind person and dosage but psychedelics affect the visuals in your mind's eye as well. The place your dreams come from. This does not require your eyes to be open but you see as if they were. Your eyes could not work yet still drea
Music usually is already 3 dimensional. Left signal, Right signal and time.
probably bullshit or something idk fuck the internet
Information in the form of energy Streams in Simultaneously Through all our sensory systems And then it explodes into this enormous collage Of what this present moment looks like What it feels like And what it sounds like And then it explodes into this enormous collage And in thi
He saw nothing, but then he also saw 3d music.
Yep, we need to go full mother-horse-eyes and find out more.