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As the neurological mechanism of serotonergic psychedelics is not well understood yet I guess this is an unsolved question.
I guess the 5-ht2a (and other recpetors like 5-ht2c) which are target for psychedelics modulate much more functions that visual processing/imagery and that's the reason why psych's also causes strong mental effects.
However there should be at least theoretically a way to modify the visual system (both eyes open and closed) without touching other mental aspects (apart from the emotional/intelectual response the the visuals)
EDIT: I am not asking for a recommendation of such a psychedelic as it currently does not exist. As far as I know every psych has strong mental and (ofen) physical effects when the dose is high enough and none has empty headspace.
Also I understand some criticism as all the effects are inseparable and important/useful. However I think the question is still useful for the understanding of the visual part of the psychedelics and eventually to modify/manipulate/create a substance which changes the brain in such a way (like having a VR glasses but with the inmersivity of psychedelic visuals)
I guess the 5-ht2a (and other recpetors like 5-ht2c) which are target for psychedelics modulate much more functions that visual processing/imagery and that's the reason why psych's also causes strong mental effects.
However there should be at least theoretically a way to modify the visual system (both eyes open and closed) without touching other mental aspects (apart from the emotional/intelectual response the the visuals)
EDIT: I am not asking for a recommendation of such a psychedelic as it currently does not exist. As far as I know every psych has strong mental and (ofen) physical effects when the dose is high enough and none has empty headspace.
Also I understand some criticism as all the effects are inseparable and important/useful. However I think the question is still useful for the understanding of the visual part of the psychedelics and eventually to modify/manipulate/create a substance which changes the brain in such a way (like having a VR glasses but with the inmersivity of psychedelic visuals)
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