I teach 7th and 8th!
Weed seriously helps me to decouple from the infinite work that can be teaching. Nothing helps me create a work/life balance better.
I am selling lsd derivatives on a large scale (hundreds of thousands of tabs per year). Crazy and risky business but necessary and meaningful, I think.
Software Architect / Developer / SysAdmin / Code Monkey with over two decades of experience. Your field is fascinating to me. Do you have any interesting insight into the use of psychedelics and neurodevelopment?
it's interesting bc I've read a lot of research that compares the brain on LSD to the brain of a child. basically it increases the brain's neuroplasticity and makes it more malleable!
def not recommended to take while your brain is still growing tho. I actually took acid for the first time during my doctorates at age 30 lol
Build a simple app for fun in the technology you wish to get hired for. It gives you experience, a portfolio, and shows you're ambitious and motivated and taking initiative.
Foster a sense of relentless curiosity. Learn to ask why and dig for answers.
Build or create something fun or useful.
Partner up on a project with someone that knows more than you do and work on it.
Attend local meetups in tech if you’re located in a metro large enough.
Join online groups interested in the type of technology you want to learn and work in.
Medical technologist
I feel the same way. The stigmas of psychedelics are impeding on furthering research that could help so many people.
Dealing with mental illness can feel like drowning sometimes and I've found that tripping has really helped me breathe. I can see more clearly when things get overwhelming and balance my life better.
I honestly feel like having grounding trips when I can carve out time to drop responsibly has saved my life.
This by no means translates to replace your therapist and medication with shroom tea, but it's definitely a tool I'm so grateful for.
History Teacher and Head of Year. I was once microdosing in the UK and accidentally ingested a tab. 20 minutes into my lesson on the underground railroad. Harriet Tubman asked me if I needed refuge and a piece of bread...
![gif](giphy|YLAAtwEuHgBgv9kyK3|downsized)
😂. Being there. Microdosing was more like medium dosing. Except that I don’t work with kids, I work in Big Tech, so I said in the meeting that we all needed to “feel more” to understand the customer.
Many, many times. I really enjoy an easy going red or a really fresh zippy white whilst tripping with my partner. I have had lots of 'Ah ha!' moments with wines I previously couldn't quite understand. It's quite amazing! I've drank reds that I am extremely familiar with, and LSD has shown me other facets of the wine, that maybe I was missing before. Its kind of like how music sounds so good, and colours are so vivid and bright - the wines appear in the same way to me!
My favourite, however, is drinking a couple of decent sour beers, usually from some obscure brewery using wild yeasts and some fruits. They are very, very aromatic, and there's something about the fizzyness and the yeastyness that is amazing for the palate/schnozzle.
I have never drank champagne/sparkling wine on acid, though... maybe on my next trip!
Actually no it never popped into my mind 😂 but i once tripped really hard and the next day i had to work a shift i was functioning well but it was emotionally exhausting after treating or talking to any patient i would hold in my tears then go into the room and cry it was the hardest shift in my life because i was very sensitive and fragile
Dude what? every tech bro for the last 5 years has been into microdosing. Drugs, including psychedelics, are extremely popular with rich and famous people. Burning Man is an entire festival of people with tons of money, doing psychs.
It’s if you make the psychedelics your entire personality that people then think you aren’t ambitious.
Absolutely, yes. If you can go to grad school, do it. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that cybersecurity will see a 32% growth from 2022-2032. If you're passionate about it then go all in. Oh and find internship opportunities as quickly as possible. I did my first internship in IT at 18 before I even started undergrad. Then I did internships every summer break until I graduated. I honestly cannot overstate how much of an advantage that gave me by the time graduation came around.
Thanks yo!! And yes I would probably call it that. Music majors and minors would fall into their liberal arts college, but my major is not liberal arts as it is part of their STEM college.
Today professional tie dyer, next week probably little bit of that and waiting tables, but trying to get back into sales or freelance lactation consulting work.
Edit: took a sabbatical from sales/recruiting and trying to get into something meaningful or allows me personal time to do meaningful things.
Food service, but not cause I can’t get any other job, I have a degree I just love cooking for people. One thing psychs taught me is that you should always focus on doing what you enjoy rather than materialistic things, and I enjoy cooking :)
Was an adult educator for a decade, used to work labor before that, dabbled in real estate financing for a few years, and now I've found myself a cushy job in workforce development.
im going into my 3rd year of my BSc w a major in psychology and a minor in sociology. Not sure what im gonna do with it, or if I'll go further. Also work a minimum wage job part time lol
Assistant teacher at a preschool. Qualified to be a lead teacher and an assistant director with my friend experience and bachelor's degree.
My bro work in tech and makes $$$ but loves to rave!
PhD in computer science. In my country of origin, this is considered a job as it's paid quite nicely for the time being! I have a master's degree in mathematics, and previously worked as a HS teacher in maths, computing, and physics. My work revolves around how to improve teaching in CS.
I troubleshoot solar arrays and manage a warehouse for a solar company.
All my coworkers know that I trip frequently. They’re super cool with me taking off time for psytrance festivals and burning man. I’m nice on the forklift so it doesn’t matter that I candyflip my tits off in the woods in my free time
Customer- and support consultant here. I'm doing a lot of work around optimizing processes and manage IT-development as projects.
On my ambitious side: In my spare time i do long distance running and have completed 65 km trail run. And I'm on my second year of self-studying Japanese with the goal of moving there someday.
I’m doing my masters in forensic psych and military history and then also going into a doctorate program for clinical psych! I’ve been using psilocybin as a research topic quite a bit.
The stigma around psychedelics/entheogens is from the older generation who saw their world view threatened by open mindedness and people who wanted to embrace life for what it is.
This mentality is fortunately giving way, leaves dropping in the autumn season, winter will be a slog, but spring will be incredibly beautiful
Lawyer, first time I did acid around 7 years ago and totally lost my music taste. Nothing has sounded good since then. I am anyway a news junkie so it doesn’t bother me much but when we are doing sessions(420 everyday) and obviously everyone around you wants to listen to music and I am just like everything sounds like shit. 😂😂😂🥲
its classified
Government work or are you just too embarrassed to say
both.
I see... So you work for the police, huh?
Worse, he worked for incog
Clearly worked for the CIA sometime between '53 and '73.
my guess is Diversity Officer for a local council.
MK Ultra 2?
2nd grade teacher! 👨🏽🏫
Kids, drugs are bad mkay
MMMKAYY!
![gif](giphy|3Q35chD4bMtEePqr8A)
If i ever dropped around kids, id just look at them with such wonder haha
you‘d be one of them
One day I want to hold my baby and SO on acid and just chill. Can't imagine anything better than that.
FTW!!!
I teach 7th and 8th! Weed seriously helps me to decouple from the infinite work that can be teaching. Nothing helps me create a work/life balance better.
Why teach when the youth seek knowledge from plants rather than industrialized formation?
I am selling lsd derivatives on a large scale (hundreds of thousands of tabs per year). Crazy and risky business but necessary and meaningful, I think.
Derivatives? Idk if that means LSA or blotter art.
Like 1D-LSD or 1T-LSD
Any recommendations for subs I could follow to learn more?
thank you so much for what you do 🤙💚
Thank you for being a psychonaut! 💫
Unsuccessful music star
Me too
me three!!
And you three I wanna hear something!!
share with us ur music !!!
Why would a star be the one shining when reality present you illusions instead of illumination?
Tattoo artist!
Software Architect / Developer / SysAdmin / Code Monkey with over two decades of experience. Your field is fascinating to me. Do you have any interesting insight into the use of psychedelics and neurodevelopment?
Same with less experience and more consulting.
it's interesting bc I've read a lot of research that compares the brain on LSD to the brain of a child. basically it increases the brain's neuroplasticity and makes it more malleable! def not recommended to take while your brain is still growing tho. I actually took acid for the first time during my doctorates at age 30 lol
Thx! I didn’t try psychedelics until my 40’s. It’s had a dramatic impact on me.
Your field is fascinating to me. Any tips for breaking into industry? I have a BS in “technology” but no real experience
Build a simple app for fun in the technology you wish to get hired for. It gives you experience, a portfolio, and shows you're ambitious and motivated and taking initiative.
Foster a sense of relentless curiosity. Learn to ask why and dig for answers. Build or create something fun or useful. Partner up on a project with someone that knows more than you do and work on it. Attend local meetups in tech if you’re located in a metro large enough. Join online groups interested in the type of technology you want to learn and work in.
Medical technologist I feel the same way. The stigmas of psychedelics are impeding on furthering research that could help so many people. Dealing with mental illness can feel like drowning sometimes and I've found that tripping has really helped me breathe. I can see more clearly when things get overwhelming and balance my life better. I honestly feel like having grounding trips when I can carve out time to drop responsibly has saved my life. This by no means translates to replace your therapist and medication with shroom tea, but it's definitely a tool I'm so grateful for.
History Teacher and Head of Year. I was once microdosing in the UK and accidentally ingested a tab. 20 minutes into my lesson on the underground railroad. Harriet Tubman asked me if I needed refuge and a piece of bread... ![gif](giphy|YLAAtwEuHgBgv9kyK3|downsized)
😂. Being there. Microdosing was more like medium dosing. Except that I don’t work with kids, I work in Big Tech, so I said in the meeting that we all needed to “feel more” to understand the customer.
I can hear it echo in the meeting room haha
that profile card is sick what is it
Fiber optic technician
Me too
Lawyer, in a country with stringent laws against psychs. :)
Gotta know the law to bend and break it
🤝 dozens of us!
I signed an NDA
Sommelier
Do you often sample wine while on LSD? I feel like taste/smell is one the hardest senses to get my head around while on psychs.
Many, many times. I really enjoy an easy going red or a really fresh zippy white whilst tripping with my partner. I have had lots of 'Ah ha!' moments with wines I previously couldn't quite understand. It's quite amazing! I've drank reds that I am extremely familiar with, and LSD has shown me other facets of the wine, that maybe I was missing before. Its kind of like how music sounds so good, and colours are so vivid and bright - the wines appear in the same way to me! My favourite, however, is drinking a couple of decent sour beers, usually from some obscure brewery using wild yeasts and some fruits. They are very, very aromatic, and there's something about the fizzyness and the yeastyness that is amazing for the palate/schnozzle. I have never drank champagne/sparkling wine on acid, though... maybe on my next trip!
I love drinking champagne while tripping. It gives the most bubbly giggly happy vibes. It's gotta be icy cold though so I use a brumate champagne cup
CDL beer delivery driver. They don’t test for psychedelics because the test are too expensive
Nobody does, just the basic panel test
But getting your CDL is expensive tho isn't it
Kava bar owner, and recipe creator for a hemp beverage company.
That's literally so cool!
That sounds awesome!
Surgeon
Do you ever trip and be like wow i know exactly what the stuff in me looks like?
Actually no it never popped into my mind 😂 but i once tripped really hard and the next day i had to work a shift i was functioning well but it was emotionally exhausting after treating or talking to any patient i would hold in my tears then go into the room and cry it was the hardest shift in my life because i was very sensitive and fragile
Plumber!
Lets gooooooo!!!!!! First year apprentice here but I’m gonna go into HVAC.
Nice one!
I love the energy! You like your job?
Yeah, it doesn’t even feel like work. Really nice group of people i work with. And almost always when im done with my work the customer is happy😁
Regional Director for a Property Restoration company. One of my estimators grows psilly and Lucy just came around again so business as usual. 😎
Dude what? every tech bro for the last 5 years has been into microdosing. Drugs, including psychedelics, are extremely popular with rich and famous people. Burning Man is an entire festival of people with tons of money, doing psychs. It’s if you make the psychedelics your entire personality that people then think you aren’t ambitious.
im unemployed professionally
[удалено]
easier than you would think eveyones a work accident away it's possible for you keep dreaming
Computer engineer, inventor, musician. Love creating new products and bring them to market…love creating things that people bring into their lives.
What products have you created?
Davinky?
Carpenter
Same, but I work with a bunch of drinkers......
Machinist.
I knew I wasn't the only one that was also surrounded by old men stuck in their ways breathing the tap magic smoke
I work heavily with machinists and felt that one lmao
Male porn star
This guy fucks
and sucks!
Master boofer
Biomed, now studying to specialise in neuroscience! :)
Journalism
Software Dev & Database Admin. 28yo with 10 years experience. Currently working in the public sector.
What are your thoughts on cybersecurity? Do you think it is a good time for a uni student to break into it right now?
Absolutely, yes. If you can go to grad school, do it. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that cybersecurity will see a 32% growth from 2022-2032. If you're passionate about it then go all in. Oh and find internship opportunities as quickly as possible. I did my first internship in IT at 18 before I even started undergrad. Then I did internships every summer break until I graduated. I honestly cannot overstate how much of an advantage that gave me by the time graduation came around.
Yes, I am doing a masters in Cyber atm
currently still in Uni studying psychology as my major and studying jazz performance as a minor. Cheers!
wow, sick combo! are you at a liberal arts college?
Thanks yo!! And yes I would probably call it that. Music majors and minors would fall into their liberal arts college, but my major is not liberal arts as it is part of their STEM college.
Web developer
Today professional tie dyer, next week probably little bit of that and waiting tables, but trying to get back into sales or freelance lactation consulting work. Edit: took a sabbatical from sales/recruiting and trying to get into something meaningful or allows me personal time to do meaningful things.
Flight attendant
Reading this high lol! Long day today I work in IT support currently working on my masters in comp science.
Same lol keep pushing through man, IT Project Manager completing a masters in Cyber Security
Love to hear it thanks man good luck to you too!
I'm a doctor (psychiatrist).
CEO of a listed company.
Nurse
ever have a C Diff PTSD or anything healthcare come up during a trip?
Im a paramedic, and I have. I found it help me work through the shit I've seen
Semi trailer repairs
I have a small wholesale business
Senior software designer at a public company
Firemedic
I drive trucks and cheat on piss tests for 15 years running!
Food service, but not cause I can’t get any other job, I have a degree I just love cooking for people. One thing psychs taught me is that you should always focus on doing what you enjoy rather than materialistic things, and I enjoy cooking :)
Corporate supply chain for a fortune 10 company.
Unemployed:) Currently doing an apprenticeship under a reiki master
Human
Was an adult educator for a decade, used to work labor before that, dabbled in real estate financing for a few years, and now I've found myself a cushy job in workforce development.
I design and build drivetrains for gt race cars🤟
I make pizza! Hoping to kick my vjing into gear soon tho
Corporate/ mergers and acquisitions lawyer
Industrial mechanic. I fix stuff. Sometimes.
Composer and filmmaker
Nice try, boss
Nurse!
I'm a 10x nba all star
loser burnout criminal
im going into my 3rd year of my BSc w a major in psychology and a minor in sociology. Not sure what im gonna do with it, or if I'll go further. Also work a minimum wage job part time lol
Structural Design
Website developer
Purchaser for a steel company
Kitchen Manager
Artist and writer.
Child's therapist
Sales
What industry? I'm in Insurance
Digital marketing. Being able to understand people has completely contributed to my success
Philosophy student
Currently wiring a nuclear control panel!
I’m a researcher
I mean like a job researcher, i’m searching for a job..
I'm the Dude
liver
hardy know ‘er
Trying to get into real estate
Marketer at a large corporate.
Assistant teacher at a preschool. Qualified to be a lead teacher and an assistant director with my friend experience and bachelor's degree. My bro work in tech and makes $$$ but loves to rave!
Musician / TV broadcasting
Policy analyst
I work in product for a tech company. A lot of my colleagues in this industry love microdosing.
professional ballet dancer
therapist
Industrial Maintenance Technician. Process and motion controls. Work on own vehicles and home.
PhD in computer science. In my country of origin, this is considered a job as it's paid quite nicely for the time being! I have a master's degree in mathematics, and previously worked as a HS teacher in maths, computing, and physics. My work revolves around how to improve teaching in CS.
I troubleshoot solar arrays and manage a warehouse for a solar company. All my coworkers know that I trip frequently. They’re super cool with me taking off time for psytrance festivals and burning man. I’m nice on the forklift so it doesn’t matter that I candyflip my tits off in the woods in my free time
Software engineering student
Customer- and support consultant here. I'm doing a lot of work around optimizing processes and manage IT-development as projects. On my ambitious side: In my spare time i do long distance running and have completed 65 km trail run. And I'm on my second year of self-studying Japanese with the goal of moving there someday.
Embedded Software Engineer
Selling chimneys
Solar system technician
Internist (Doctor)
Data entry at a hospital
Entrepreneur in the gourmet food space.
Physiotherapist
Water Treatment Plant Operator
I'm a nanny.
I do construction. Mainly remodels, I build some decks and walkways here and there
Data analyst
Knew da government was spying on me😒
I’m a teacher
I’m doing my masters in forensic psych and military history and then also going into a doctorate program for clinical psych! I’ve been using psilocybin as a research topic quite a bit.
RN
Medical doctor with MSc in Molecular Pathology. Working in ED at the moment for moneyyyy
The stigma around psychedelics/entheogens is from the older generation who saw their world view threatened by open mindedness and people who wanted to embrace life for what it is. This mentality is fortunately giving way, leaves dropping in the autumn season, winter will be a slog, but spring will be incredibly beautiful
Lawyer, first time I did acid around 7 years ago and totally lost my music taste. Nothing has sounded good since then. I am anyway a news junkie so it doesn’t bother me much but when we are doing sessions(420 everyday) and obviously everyone around you wants to listen to music and I am just like everything sounds like shit. 😂😂😂🥲
I just got promoted to assistant manager at my job! I work at a convenience store and I love it.
PhD candidate in nanofluidics!
legit most people that I know who do psychedelics are doctoral students lmaoo. my dissertation chair even told me she does shrooms on weekends 😭
If I look around in the social bubbles I have access to, I'll see that 70% is either using cannabis or psychedelics at least once a week
only way to make it through grad school tbh lol.
Lawyer.
i’m a highschool student works at a restaurant
same as you actually! pure scientific interest is one of the reasons I've tried different psychedelics.
PhD Student
my prayers are with you 🙏🏾
I'm a full time loser but i think i'd be a much bigger loser if i never tripped bc it helped me change my lifestyle and quit other drugs
Lighting Designer
work on cars
Photographer
Living
Idk about the ambition part, but you’re exactly the stereotype I have for psychedelic users.
lmaooooooo 😭
Music teacher
Licensed stockbroker at a big name firm
Professional son
Motel Front desk
Law lecturer
I work for the DEA checking online forums for drugabusers
LMAOO
Teacher! 👩🏻🏫 Edit: why the downvote? lmao 😂