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Drugs that make time pass faster?

Puff on .5 a gram of ice for 8 hours straight and come back and tell me that it didn't feel like you were only smoking for 2 hours lmfao...

Don't really...but it makes time fly...so does LSD (if you're having a good trip), Shrooms (if you're having a good trip), and MDMA (if you're having a good roll) IME

edit: oh ya...benzo's do it to me...cause they make me pass out at moderate doses, and if I take extremely high doses, apparently I get real shitty, go apeshit, throw my phone across someone's yard, and put a bunch of wholes in the walls/throw shit through windows...I really don't recommend this lol...

and on the LSD...that seems to vary from batch to batch on me...
 
Wouldn't this be a good thread in drug culture or is it just me?

And amphetamines of any kind and benzos especially if you blackout hahaha...
 
It's gonna be totally subjective, based on what drugs you enjoy doing. As loads of people have said, if you're enjoying yourself, time passes faster. For someone, being on MXE might pass in a flash, for others they'll be curled up in a corner twitching for hours waiting for it for all to be over. Just do drugs you enjoy.

But from a purely physical standpoint, basically anything that can make you lose consciousness or give you amnesia (which is 'false' time speeding, since the time will only actually be lost once the drug wears off). To that end, I can recommend GBL/GHB to knock you out, benzos for amnesia, or K for a combination of the two.
 
Drugs that have a 'time-dialation' effect, or those with amnesiac effects will both 'alter' your perception of time. One is a 'true' altered sense, the other is simply a malfunctioning memory.

I read somewhere that the reason time flies when you're having fun of any sort is the brain marks the passage of time by noticeable events. So if you're staring at a clock, it seems to crawl.
 
Oxide said:
Drugs that have a 'time-dialation' effect, or those with amnesiac effects will both 'alter' your perception of time. One is a 'true' altered sense, the other is simply a malfunctioning memory.

I read somewhere that the reason time flies when you're having fun of any sort is the brain marks the passage of time by noticeable events. So if you're staring at a clock, it seems to crawl.
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How is it then that when a lot of events happen within a small amount of time, time seems to go slower? Like at festivals, so much stuff happening in a short space of time, the weekend seems to take a very long time.
 
Like nAON mentioned earlier, time perception is pretty subjective. I think it's a variation of the same phenomenon, though.

This thread has blown my mind.
 
I guess the conclusion is that time is entirely subjective.
 
I suppose so.

Two people are waiting for a pot of water to boil. One person watches the pot, the other is distracted with other things. Eventually the pot boils...to person A it probably felt like a lot longer stretch of time than to person B. But did it actually take any longer? No, of course not, but I'm sure person A might disagree.
 
Offtopic a bit, but this thread reminds me of how dreams work. Basically, if you sleep through the entire night, you won't remember anything, and the time goes instantly. But if you wake up during a dream, the amnesia process never happens. Kind of how certain amnesiac drugs work. The amnesia only wears off at the end, and only when it does will you be able to look back at the time lost. Before then, there is no amnesia.
 
nAON said:
Offtopic a bit, but this thread reminds me of how dreams work. Basically, if you sleep through the entire night, you won't remember anything, and the time goes instantly. But if you wake up during a dream, the amnesia process never happens. Kind of how certain amnesiac drugs work. The amnesia only wears off at the end, and only when it does will you be able to look back at the time lost. Before then, there is no amnesia.
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Interesting!
 
Diazepam always seems to make time pass quickly for me and so does good heroin.
That is in no way meant as any type of recommendation though.
 
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