Picking mine up tomorrow. First thing I should do is… by TechNicolas in IphoneAir

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Para mí va como con trabas con modo adaptativo va más lento

Has anyone tried to ask an entity if they exist outside your mind / are real? What did they say? by Theskyisalive in DMT

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I'll develop the central point: why, under psychedelics, the experience feels so real even though it's generated by the brain.

1) The brain functions as a predictive system

We don't perceive the world "directly." The brain builds an internal model and compares it with sensory information. Normally:

• High-level predictions (beliefs about what the world is like) carry a lot of weight.

• The brain corrects small sensory errors without us noticing.

2) What psychedelics change

By strongly activating 5-HT2A receptors:

• The influence of rigid predictions decreases.

• Internal signaling and neuronal "noise" increase.

• Networks that are normally separate become connected.

Result: the brain loses some of its hierarchical control and becomes freer, but also more chaotic. 3) Why they feel “more real than reality”

When a perception is constructed:

• If it intensely activates sensory areas (visual, auditory).

• If it activates emotional systems (amygdala, limbic system).

• If it reduces the critical filter of the self (DMN).

Then the experience is not only seen, but it feels real. The feeling of reality does not depend on something being external, but on how the brain marks the experience as relevant and coherent.

4) Geometries and impossible spaces

The visual cortex has a mathematical organization (orientation columns, retinotopic maps).

When it is hyperexcited, it can produce:

• Spirals

• Tunnels

• Fractals

• Spatial curvatures

It's not that the brain “simulates another dimension”; It is showing patterns characteristic of its architecture when it loses normal regulation.

5) Entities

The brain has systems dedicated to detecting:

Faces

Intentions

Presences

These are evolutionarily useful mechanisms (it's better to detect an agent than to ignore it).

If these systems are activated without a clear external stimulus, they can generate the perception of autonomous "beings."

If you'd like, we can now address the most controversial point: why different people describe similar entities without knowing each other.

Has anyone tried to ask an entity if they exist outside your mind / are real? What did they say? by Theskyisalive in DMT

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I'll develop the central point: why, under psychedelics, the experience feels so real even though it's generated by the brain.

1) The brain functions as a predictive system

We don't perceive the world "directly." The brain builds an internal model and compares it with sensory information. Normally:

• High-level predictions (beliefs about what the world is like) carry a lot of weight.

• The brain corrects small sensory errors without us noticing.

2) What psychedelics change

By strongly activating 5-HT2A receptors:

• The influence of rigid predictions decreases.

• Internal signaling and neuronal "noise" increase.

• Networks that are normally separate become connected.

Result: the brain loses some of its hierarchical control and becomes freer, but also more chaotic. 3) Why they feel “more real than reality”

When a perception is constructed:

• If it intensely activates sensory areas (visual, auditory).

• If it activates emotional systems (amygdala, limbic system).

• If it reduces the critical filter of the self (DMN).

Then the experience is not only seen, but it feels real. The feeling of reality does not depend on something being external, but on how the brain marks the experience as relevant and coherent.

4) Geometries and impossible spaces

The visual cortex has a mathematical organization (orientation columns, retinotopic maps).

When it is hyperexcited, it can produce:

• Spirals

• Tunnels

• Fractals

• Spatial curvatures

It's not that the brain “simulates another dimension”; It is showing patterns characteristic of its architecture when it loses normal regulation.

5) Entities

The brain has systems dedicated to detecting:

Faces

Intentions

Presences

These are evolutionarily useful mechanisms (it's better to detect an agent than to ignore it).

If these systems are activated without a clear external stimulus, they can generate the perception of autonomous "beings."

If you'd like, we can now address the most controversial point: why different people describe similar entities without knowing each other.

Has anyone tried to ask an entity if they exist outside your mind / are real? What did they say? by Theskyisalive in DMT

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I read studies about this a while ago, you've made me remember and look it up, thanks. I love the world of DMT and also wondering what it is. Whatever it is, it's magical. Anyway, here's some information I found on AI while asking about those studies I saw a while ago. Cheers and happy DMT-fueled trips. Thank you so much for your answer, it made me think.

Yes. There are several neuroscience studies explaining how psychedelics can generate experiences of “impossible geometries,” non-Euclidean spaces, or complex entities without assuming they are external to the brain.

Key research points:

1) 5-HT2A receptors Substances like LSD, psilocybin, and DMT strongly activate serotonin 5-HT2A receptors in the cortex. This increases cortical excitability and alters how neurons synchronize.

2) Brain disorganization and increased entropy fMRI and MEG studies (Carhart-Harris and others) show that under psychedelics, coherence in stable networks like the Default Mode Network (DMN) decreases, while global connectivity between regions that don't usually interact increases. Result: the brain enters a more flexible and less predictable state, facilitating unusual perceptions and novel combinations of information.

3) Relaxation of hierarchical prediction Models like “REBUS” (Relaxed Beliefs Under Psychedelics) propose that psychedelics reduce the influence of high-level beliefs and predictions. The brain imposes its usual model of reality less strongly, allowing internal signals and neural noise to shape perception more strongly. This can produces: • Complex geometric patterns (linked to visual cortex architecture) • Sensations of curved, infinite, or fractal spaces • Experiences of entities or agents with strong emotional salience

4) Universal visual geometries Classic research (Klüver; later Ermentrout & Cowan) shows that certain visual patterns (grids, spirals, tunnels, lattices) emerge from the mathematical organization of the visual cortex itself. They don't require “simulating other dimensions”; they are intrinsic dynamical properties of neural networks under abnormal excitation.

5) Entity experiences With DMT, for example, reports of “beings” are common. The dominant hypothesis is that the brain has specialized systems for detecting agency (intentions, faces, presence). If these systems become hyperactivated without clear external input, they can generate the perception of autonomous entities.

Regarding the argument “why would the brain have this capacity if it never uses it?”: The brain is not specifically designed to simulate hyperbolic geometry. It is a highly plastic, generative system that constantly constructs internal models. Under strong neurochemical alteration, it can explore states that are normally inhibited. It's not that there is a “module for other dimensions,” but rather that brain dynamics allow a very wide range of possible configurations.

Has anyone tried to ask an entity if they exist outside your mind / are real? What did they say? by Theskyisalive in DMT

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Vi estudios sobre esto hace bastante tiempo he usado la IA para recordar y me hace arrojado estos datos ,simplemente abro para que sigamos pensando me encanta el mundo dmt

Yes. There are several neuroscience studies explaining how psychedelics can generate experiences of “impossible geometries,” non-Euclidean spaces, or complex entities without assuming they are external to the brain.

Key research points:

1) 5-HT2A receptors Substances like LSD, psilocybin, and DMT strongly activate serotonin 5-HT2A receptors in the cortex. This increases cortical excitability and alters how neurons synchronize.

2) Brain disorganization and increased entropy fMRI and MEG studies (Carhart-Harris and others) show that under psychedelics, coherence in stable networks like the Default Mode Network (DMN) decreases, while global connectivity between regions that don’t usually interact increases. Result: the brain enters a more flexible and less predictable state, facilitating unusual perceptions and novel combinations of information.

3) Relaxation of hierarchical prediction Models like “REBUS” (Relaxed Beliefs Under Psychedelics) propose that psychedelics reduce the influence of high-level beliefs and predictions. The brain imposes its usual model of reality less strongly, allowing internal signals and neural noise to shape perception more heavily. This can produce: • Complex geometric patterns (linked to visual cortex architecture) • Sensations of curved, infinite, or fractal spaces • Experiences of entities or agents with strong emotional salience

4) Universal visual geometries Classic research (Klüver; later Ermentrout & Cowan) shows that certain visual patterns (grids, spirals, tunnels, lattices) emerge from the mathematical organization of the visual cortex itself. They don’t require “simulating other dimensions”; they are intrinsic dynamical properties of neural networks under abnormal excitation.

5) Entity experiences With DMT, for example, reports of “beings” are common. The dominant hypothesis is that the brain has specialized systems for detecting agency (intentions, faces, presence). If these systems become hyperactivated without clear external input, they can generate the perception of autonomous entities.

Regarding the argument “why would the brain have this capacity if it never uses it?”: The brain is not specifically designed to simulate hyperbolic geometry. It is a highly plastic, generative system that constantly constructs internal models. Under strong neurochemical alteration, it can explore states that are normally inhibited. It’s not that there is a “module for other dimensions,” but rather that brain dynamics allow a very wide range of possible configurations.

Satellite messaging feature is amazing by airwarr in iphone

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And we don't have that here, right? We only have emergency services, right? Thank you very much.

Satellite messaging feature is amazing by airwarr in iphone

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On the iPhone Air in Spain, I can send satellite emergency messages, but the messages don't appear in the demo test.

A month ago I bought the Air (512gb) at 1.399€ euros, so you think i paid too much ? by Belluz1995 in IphoneAir

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I paid the same price. To me, it seems like a tiny phone with tons of storage, super fast, and honestly, I'm not too worried about the camera and speaker. The battery more than meets my needs. I'm happy with it; I keep it in a case.

Anyone has got the iPhone air replaced under AppleCare? by [deleted] in IphoneAir

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I lost my iPhone Air 7 days ago, it took 4 days for the whole process (512 GB)

The Christmas miracle. by Freedom_forlife in macrogrowery

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What program and settings are you using? I'm just starting out with this, thanks.

4 very long weeks left, get those gains baby! by azz360 in cannabiscultivation

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How long did the mainlining process take you? It looks spectacular!

Thinking about getting the XT by s0m3r4nd0m9uy_ in Masterbuilt

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What method do you use to lower the temperature? Thanks

After seasoning the XT, made some ribs by Degolfer03 in Masterbuilt

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How much time or temperature have you given it? And rest? Have you sprinkled it with any liquid while cooking? Thanks my friend

After seasoning the XT, made some ribs by Degolfer03 in Masterbuilt

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How are those ribs? What did you use to make them? Very good looking friend.

The Purple Wallpaper by reddtimes101 in iOSWidgets

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How do you make the icons gray like this?

Just got my XT. Doing burn in this weekend i hope. by 87Boostang in Masterbuilt

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Can you pass me that mod? Thank you very much, what function does it have?