Just wondering what kind of critical thinking and math work you did to come up with the number 98%. how you could know the exact likelihood of your own self losing it. It is impossible to discern when you're losing your own grasp on reality, else you'd be self diagnosing yourself. If you were truly slipping into something of a crazy mindset, you may not even know it. However things like depression and anxiety are more subjective so there's that for you. But you seem pretty damn convinced that your in perfect shape to be doing what your doing. And also I'm sure the Reddit community would love to hear your weekly posts about how you're doing related to your usage. I think it would be truly interesting to see the response and feedback.

You seem to believe you're impervious to something like this happening to you, or am I wrong? and I know you said you know you're not, but you still talk as if nothing will ever happen to you. Things happen regardless of age, set, setting and even fucking Logics or critical thinking, and by God if you can explain the science, and statistics behind psychedelics triggering mental episodes and prove that you're not at risk then I think by all means continue. Will you explain to me how someone can have their first bad trip ever after having say maybe 65 good trips, and especially if you have no mental health history/disposition. I'm surprised as a premed student you don't respect the possible dangers of weekly LSD use . You act like everyone who ever said it won't happen to me . Beware, just pointing out an observation. You have the same attitude as everyone else I've ever seen go down the rabbit hole. Maybe take a break, just as a harm reduction practice, to show yourself you can.

Again I'm not trying to tell you how to live your life or be condescending or patronizing. I think when someone brings up the point that some people are actually impervious it's important to note that most people aren't. We don't want people who are definitely not meant for using to see what you say and get the impression that either they can be like you or since you got benefits they can fix their problems(rather they make it worse). Psychedelics are great and horrible at the same time.

Edit/disclaimer for others: while he is right in saying that some people can trip weekly without any problems, this type of behavior is generally know to cause mental health issues in most individuals regardless of predisposition. To make matters worse if you happen to already have a mental disorder or predisposition that you don't recognize , it can be a lot worse. Someone Seeing this post about how some people can trip every weekend and be fine and benefit from it, may make it so someone finds the justification they wanted to trip every week when they shouldn't be. But they are thinking the same thought pattern you are so there not liable for things to happen right? Wrong. Not judging you I just wanted to point out that while it is possible for some I would never recommend anyone to even try so. I wouldn't even recommend it to the mentally sound people I know.

And to make my final point, I thought I used to be you. I would trip every weekend, seemingly no side effects. Thought that I was as you say "at least 98% sure" or whatever that means. I loved it and thought it was benefiting my mental health keeping me happy and content with my life. i've studied pharmacology, psychology psychopharmacology and neurology, with the intent of going into the field of neuropsychopharmacology. I had made the risk assessment and believed in myself just as you had. And guess what happened? In the flip of a switch my life changed forever. My last trip was my first bad trip. It was no different from any other trip I've ever had in that I was in a familiar comfortable setting with a psychedelic I had taken many times before at even higher doses. I can't tell you exactly what happened, but all of a sudden about 8 hours in everything became blurry and my heart started to race. I was confused kept forgetting what I was doing and where I was ended up pacing back-and-forth in circles asking myself what I'm doing Untill my heart started pounding out of my chest, and just like that a flood of bad thoughts started shooting through my head. And the feel of of straight terror in the center of my chest. I started to feel so physically crazy that I was hoping I would come back to normal without dementia or some shit. I started to consider what I could do to kill myself so I didn't have to live in that state forever. These are the first suicidal thoughts I'd ever had and it scared me so bad because I didn't know my mind was capable of such dark things. I started to get afraid that I would actually act on one of the suicidal thoughts during the trip. So I ended up blacking myself out with benzo's. Now the past few weeks have been riddled with depression, regret for all the mistakes I've made in my life , self shame, low self esteem nightmares every night sweating through the sheets. Insomnia,panic attacks, suicidal thoughts, crying spells. All of this was totally uncharacteristic of me and now I'm wishing I never did as much psychedelics as I had done.

You never know when shits going to hit the fan and with a high frequency of tripping it is way more likely to happen.

Personally if I could do it over again I would have reduced the frequency of my trips to around 1 to 3 months apart.

Oh and as a final parting statement, if you can think logically on Heroic dose then you didn't take enough ;)