/lit/ drugs

[Anonymous No.20518209]

Which drugs are the most /lit/? It seems many notable philosophers from the past century have indulged in frequent amphetamine usage. The beats were also notorious for using a variety of drugs. It seems it's no secret that drugs are a great tool for literary creativity, but which one, or perhaps assortment, is best for literary endeavors?

[Anonymous No.20518487]

>>20518209
>brown haired male argues about whiteness
Why is it always such swarthoids but never aryan males?

[Anonymous No.20518553]

>>20518487
Because you will never get laid

[Anonymous No.20518817]

>>20518209
Amphetamines, alcohol, caffeine, cigarettes, cocaine and opium. Conversely even the most pro-drug writers seem to heavily recommend against Marijuana as a writing aid.

[Anonymous No.20518922]

You just need coffee or some stim to write but for the creativity, you need to meditate (running, walking, (weed/psychs when you are young or sparingly)

[Anonymous No.20518938]

>>20518922
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Sorry bro, I would not be able to sleep if I didn't do this.

[Anonymous No.20518939]

Read Gardner's works about DMT elves

[Anonymous No.20518946]

>>20518209
Drugs are not /lit/. They make you churn out post-modernist garbage. It's no wonder dadaism came about at about the time of amphetamines.

[Anonymous No.20518959]

this fucking thread again
why don't you guys just look for a forum for drug users

[Anonymous No.20519232]

>>20518209
Amphetamines are good for creativity and productivity, a combination that’s rare when it comes to drugs. LSD and psilocybin wil probably give you some good philosophical ideas but don’t try to actually write when you are on them.

[Anonymous No.20519238]

>>20518946
You need to drop acid

[Anonymous No.20519261]

>>20518209
At best, drugs will not reveal anything to you that you can't deduce in your natural state with enough meditation, contemplation, etc. At worst, they will introduce falsities into your conception of what is. Regarding creativity, it depends person to person in my own experience whether creative output is augmented or diminished by drug use but it most often results in garbage. You're not going to become Burroughs just by taking drugs.

[Anonymous No.20519267]

>>20518959
Why don't you look for a forum where people read literature?

[Anonymous No.20519270]

>>20518209
Absinthe and coke.
Amphetamines if you’re a millennial or younger.

[Anonymous No.20519273]

Microdosing LSD and taking modafinil is an effective, accessible and affordable combo. Genuinely safe too.

[Anonymous No.20519449]

[Anonymous No.20519607]

silence

[Anonymous No.20519615]

>>20518209
This sounds like a thinly-veiled excuse to do some drugs.

[Anonymous No.20519720]

>>20518209
DMT once you've gotten all you could get from mushrooms and LSD

[Anonymous No.20519764]

>>20518487
You will never be a real Teuton

[Anonymous No.20519785]

Psychedelics (mainly acid, fuck mushrooms) in your downtime. Nicotine, caffeine and some kind of stimulant (I quite like modafinil) during time where you need to be functional. Alcohol if you need to be more functionally social.
Add /fit/ drugs into that if you wanna go down that route but for me estradiol valerate is far more effective for looksmaxxing.

[Anonymous No.20519867]

>>20518209
That guy 100% posts on /lit/ to this day.

[Anonymous No.20519889]

>>20518209
Mushrooms

[Anonymous No.20520190]

>>20518922
Conrad subtly hints that Zazen is a good idea at the start of Heart of Darkness. I have also always believed the best writers are sex starved or at least reasonably abstinent.

[Anonymous No.20520192]

>>20518209
Mescal ofcourse

[Anonymous No.20520339]

>>20519267
i hate you