Could the difference in potencies be caused by people getting a salt vs. getting a freebase?
Oooh, now I'm going to have to run some experiments on this! :D Time perception (and the plasticity thereof) is very much my main research focus, so this interests me greatly, if this substance produces a more consistent and potent (and thus more likely to be amenable to study) alteration of time perception, in most observers. *adds 5-MeO-MiPT acquisition to new year's resolution list*Has anyone else found this compound quite amusing for its properties as a "time slower" even at low doses (~5 mg HCl)?
I reckon that its effects on perception of time are pretty similar to what DiPT does to sound perception. While other psychedelics exhibit sort of "light, allround psychedelic" characteristics at low doses, this seems mystically potent of causing time dilation.
Oooh, now I'm going to have to run some experiments on this! :D Time perception (and the plasticity thereof) is very much my main research focus, so this interests me greatly, if this substance produces a more consistent and potent (and thus more likely to be amenable to study) alteration of time perception, in most observers. *adds 5-MeO-MiPT acquisition to new year's resolution list*
ETA: Have you tried MiPT, Mjäll? I'm wondering whether it has a higher ceiling for the time-distortion effect you experience than the 5-MeO, as with their diisopropyl counterparts and auditory distortion.
To what extent do you notice time distortion on other psychedelics? I'm not sure how acutely aware I am of such things. Actually, I think I've noticed it on cannabis, but not on psychedelics.FWIW, I haven't noticed any more time distortion from 5-meo-mipt than I have from any other psychedelic. My dosages have ranged from 6mg to 16mg.
Interesting. Can you quantify the time dilation at all, based on your subjective experience? (e.g. how long did 5 minutes feel like?) Is this dose-dependent or just on/off?If you are going to research how 5-MeO-MiPT affects time perception, I suggest low doses. It seems to be the first effect above threshold for me (rather than seemingly a consequence of increased flow of thoughts and visual input, as with most tryptamines).
To what extent do you notice time distortion on other psychedelics? I'm not sure how acutely aware I am of such things. Actually, I think I've noticed it on cannabis, but not on psychedelics.
Interesting. Can you quantify the time dilation at all, based on your subjective experience? (e.g. how long did 5 minutes feel like?) Is this dose-dependent or just on/off?
Oh, well that's even more interesting to me. It's the around-a-second-and-less region of time perception that intrigues me more (though it's all jolly interesting, really).I think the time dilation is more noticable on a shorter scale.
That sounds not unlike DiPT. (You've taken DiPT, yes? How do it and 5-MeO-MiPT compare, auditorily?) Can you give examples of non-auditory temporal effects with 5-MeO-MiPT?For example, music will sound slower and more "rounded" and what people say may sound hilariously slow and stupid.
Sure, that does make it particularly difficult to draw conclusions from your experiences; still, interest's piqued enough that I reckon I may see how I react to this one at some point.I have no way to judge time passed, and I don't think it's very different on 5-MeO-MiPT. It mainly affects the perception of "time-dependant quality" of events, from my experience.
It's highly dose dependant. With larger doses you also get the regular "It can't have been just an hour! It feels like I've been to the moon and back" thing.
Keep in mind all this might actually be attributable to my mindset. Particularly likely since I've basically tried psychedelics one at a time, in different stages of my life. It's something worth going into a bit more though, I think!