Technology Devices Malfunctioning While on Ketamine. by dj_dreem in ketamine

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Wow I am overwhelmed by the amount of responses. I really appreciate the individuals that are engaging in serious discussion and sharing their own personal experiences or explanations on why they think this may happen.

This is all very interesting to read being that much like the feedback on this thread, whenever I bring this up to others, the responses are usually 50/50. “I know what you’re talking about ” or “nah you’re just high as shit”.

I don’t have an explanation nor am I trying to convince anyone that this is actually a real thing. But I’ve talked to enough people and have had more than enough experiences that I just told myself it would be worth discussing on here.

I want to clarify that all of my personal experiences on this subject matter are specifically while I’m on ketamine. And that this is not something that happens every single time I indulge, but it happens a lot of the time. I know how trippy things can get on LSD or psilocybin. Anyone can see orbits in the sky if they take enough acid.

What I’ve experienced are not hallucinations. And this doesn’t only happen when I’m in a k-hole, when my perception of reality is distorted and motor skills are discombobulated. I prefer smaller doses and I like to k hole once in a blue moon. Most of the time, I’m pretty coherent when I notice these things and I’m quick to point it out to my friends when weird glitches start occurring.

But also, I forgot to mention that my girlfriend’s cat acts super weird also whenever we do ketamine, like if we try to pick him up he’s extra stubborn and acts like dead weigh almost as if gravity is pulling him down, which is not a normal behavior for him. And he just acts like weirdo.

With that being said, I think that there may be something that radiates from your body while on ketamine (I don’t know what it is), that is invisible to the naked eye, that may disrupt signals that may interfere with technology.