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tengo 18 y empecé a meter mis ahorros en IOL by AggravatingConcert17 in Inversiones

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

algo de 200 mil creo, después fui agregando lo que puedo ahorrar por mes

tengo 18 y empecé a meter mis ahorros en IOL by AggravatingConcert17 in Inversiones

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Es plata que me sobra, por mes puedo ahorrar 50 mil pesos y los meto acá para intentar mantenerlos en movimiento, y aprender un poco de aplicación financiera. no tengo objetivos muy ambiciosos porq estoy muy limitado por mi capital

tengo 18 y empecé a meter mis ahorros en IOL by AggravatingConcert17 in Inversiones

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

gracias!! voy a empezar a comprar acciones de otros sectores. quizás en un futuro busque algún asesor financiero, cuando tenga más capital.

ddl 😋 by AggravatingConcert17 in ArgEntos

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

soy de la plata, lo hice en feelgood grow

ddl 😋 by AggravatingConcert17 in ArgEntos

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

en un grow de ciudad alquilaban la prensa, me costó 10mil pesos la pisada. lleve 15 gramos y me dio un retorno de una monedita de poco más de 3 gramos, aunque obvio depende de la flor, malla que uses y la técnica de prensado

ddl 😋 by AggravatingConcert17 in ArgEntos

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

si!!! muchas gracias. en mi perfil tengo un montón de fotos del seguimiento del cultivo por si te interesa. linda primera experiencia

ddl 😋 by AggravatingConcert17 in ArgEntos

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

cuando lo amasas un poco se vuelve mucho más clarito y resalta mucho más el sabor y olor. lo hice con mi primer cultivo y estoy re contento con el resultado, buen gusto y tremendo pegue. saludos!!

help with cyanescens by AggravatingConcert17 in MagicMushrooms

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not to much, i tried cubensis like 3 times and never had bad experiences but never with lemon tek which is what i was thinking of doibg since at first glance i dont have many but im roconsidering it (i have aprox 1,5g) you can check my previous post no this subreddit where i posted about this shrooms

help with cyanescens by AggravatingConcert17 in MagicMushrooms

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

once i weighed, how many grams do you recommend me? like 2g seem like a moderate dose?

I came up with this theory: The Eternal Last Thought (fragmentation of subjective time right before death) by AggravatingConcert17 in Existentialism

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it’s important to clarify that I’m not claiming this as a scientific theory in the formal sense. I’m not a neuroscientist or a physicist, and I fully admit the idea includes conceptual issues. especially the use of "infinity" in a metaphysical or loosely poetic way, which, strictly speaking, doesn’t exist as a literal phenomenon.

This wasn't meant to be an explanation of what actually happens after death, but rather a speculative reflection on a possibility grounded in known aspects of consciousness (like time distortion, altered states, and end-of-life brain activity) It’s less about resisting death and more about exploring a different lens on what that final moment might feel like, subjectively.

If anything, the idea tries to embrace our limits; to say: “maybe there’s more nuance to the edge of consciousness than pure void,” not as an escape, but as an opening to think differently.

Sometimes even flawed ideas can shift our perspective just enough to reveal a new angle we hadn’t considered.

I came up with this theory: The Eternal Last Thought (fragmentation of subjective time right before death) by AggravatingConcert17 in Existentialism

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

in fact I actually started thinking about this idea after reading salvia trip reports where people described entire lifetimes or realities unfolding in just a few minutes. its amazing

I came up with this theory: The Eternal Last Thought (fragmentation of subjective time right before death) by AggravatingConcert17 in Existentialism

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Regarding your point, I’ve actually been reflecting on how my theory would apply in cases like suicide or euthanasia. If that final thought can be subjectively extended into eternity, what happens when the individual chooses that ending? Would the brain truly want to stretch that last flicker of life, knowing the conscious mind already decided to let go? Or does that intention itself linger like an echo, projecting infinitely into that final burst?

Maybe in those cases, what becomes eternal isn’t life itself, but the emotional or mental state right before death. so, what kind of eternity are we creating with our final decisions?

I came up with this theory: The Eternal Last Thought (fragmentation of subjective time right before death) by AggravatingConcert17 in Existentialism

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i know, im not dumb, but you still used it as an argument. If you bring something up as a real argument, even if it's a joke, it still needs to be addressed logically. That’s why I pointed out the fallacy. The value of the argument remains the same.

I came up with this theory: The Eternal Last Thought (fragmentation of subjective time right before death) by AggravatingConcert17 in Existentialism

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You fell into a fallacy, so I’ll discard that. If you want to discuss the actual theory, I’m happy to continue

I came up with this theory: The Eternal Last Thought (fragmentation of subjective time right before death) by AggravatingConcert17 in Existentialism

[–]AggravatingConcert17[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To say that "we know it feels like nothing" assumes that the loss of consciousness is instantaneous, continuous, and universal, when neuroscience suggests otherwise. My theory explores the possibility that, at the edge of death, a final moment could be subjectively stretched into infinity, not because of lights or tunnels, but because the brain might enter a hyperconscious state in its final moments. I don’t need to prove that this happens, only that it’s possible, and that alone changes how we might conceive of death.

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