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I'd be more curious to try MPT but I also really want to try this stuff (still need to try my sample of DiPT).
There is a public thread about MPT at hyperlab.info. Posted by "Erny", who is also a bluelight member, I think. I hope it's allright to post thisGaian Planes said:A friend told me its very feasible and even found a report on it (I believe in german). It is supposedly a drop in activity (around 80-100mg iirc). But it sounds good.
just to make clear I'm talking about MPT in this post.
My reasoning is DMT is great. MET is superb, if not a little 'light'. DPT is great if not a little heavy. Maybe a cross between those would be great also?
The fact it's being in the open web means you can take it and publish here, for example, providing the authorship, but I am not happy at all with that mashine translation.planckunit said:I think. I hope it's allright to post this
Erny said:Btw, I do not share the amusement with DPT I can see here. This is one of the worst psychoactive tryptamines I ever tasted. It has nothing in common with DMT or mushrooms. Rather a pointles GHB-like state with visuals that are, indeed, quite strong. I can not even name it a psychedelic. Dissociative, maybe? A sort of tryptamine narcosis. Every person I have communicated personally about it think the same. As everyone at behigh.org/inv. Surprisingly, Bluelight thinks different.
I find it funny how all the "negatives" you list about DPT are the very reasons I think it is simply the best psychedelic out there. Especially the fact that it is nothing like mushrooms.Erny said:Btw, I do not share the amusement with DPT I can see here. This is one of the worst psychoactive tryptamines I ever tasted. It has nothing in common with DMT or mushrooms. Rather a pointles GHB-like state with visuals that are, indeed, quite strong. I can not even name it a psychedelic. Dissociative, maybe? A sort of tryptamine narcosis. Every person I have communicated personally about it think the same. As everyone at behigh.org/inv. Surprisingly, Bluelight thinks different.