Psychedelic Information Theory
Shamanism in the Age of Reason
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... that informs his Control Interrupt/Non-Linear destabilization premise. This premise suggests that the primary action of psychedelics (mostly around 5-HT receptors, since that's where research exists) is to destabilize neural network switching rel...
... which states that all hallucination begins with destabilization of perceptual homeostasis; that the destabilizing interrupt of any hallucinogen can be modeled as a distinct wave interference pattern; and that multi-stable states of consciousness ca...
... Gnostic, and omniscient. Resistance to nonlinear destabilization under the influence of psychedelics results in anxiety spirals, panic, and potentially paranoid and psychotic states. There is an optimal dose range for any hallucinogen where states o...
5-HT2A Agonism and Multisensory Binding
... binding. Agonism, disinhibition, excitation, and destabilization in layer V recurrent circuits would necessarily lead to global multisensory frame aliasing errors, feedback synesthesia, and eventual perceptual overload. Nonlinear destabilization i...
Spirits and Spiritual Communion
... speaks to people in states of highly nonlinear destabilization: deprivation, psychosis, schizophrenia, stress, fever, and hallucination; because of this it is easy to assume that hearing the voice of God is a symptom of insanity. According to PIT,...
Physical Shamanism and Shamanic Therapy
... production of nonlinear information via destabilization of multisensory perception.1 Similarly, shamanic therapy is the production of spontaneous cellular organization via destabilization of metabolic homeostasis. An M.D. may prescribe a sp...
What is Nonlinear Hallucination?
... webs, and spirals are nonlinear artifacts of destabilization of signal coupling in optic networks. (Fig. 4) Subjective reports indicate that DiPT causes a unique nonlinear pitch transposition in audio networks, causing subjects to hear sounds mo...
... longer in control of our thoughts and actions. destabilization of consciousness can happen all at once, in the case of being knocked unconscious, but more often it happens incrementally as various aspects of consciousness enter into a low-power su...
... the origin of erratic hallucination is a destabilization of multisensory processing and sensory signal coupling. Erratic hallucinations caused by 5-HT2A agonism include wiggling and drifting of line and shadow; frame stacking and recursive f...
... meaning they are a product of excitation and destabilization in spatial coupling between neural assemblies in the retina and visual cortex, and produce complex patterns similar to fractal recursion (Fig. 8). Entoptic hallucinations can be contra...
What is Psychedelic Information Theory?
... psychedelics represent a unique and reversible destabilization of this linear spectrum where consciousness can assume multiple points of consciousness simultaneously. The most extreme divergent state of consciousness is described as being wide awa...
What Geometric Visual Hallucinations Tell Us about the Visual Cortex
Many observers see geometric visual hallucinations after taking hallucinogens such as LSD, cannabis, mescaline or psilocybin; on viewing bright ickering lights; on waking up or falling asleep; in “near-death” experiences; and in many other synd...
A mathematical theory of visual hallucination patterns
Neuronal activity in a two-dimensional net is analyzed in the neighborhood of an instability. Bifurcation theory and group theory are used to demonstrate the existence of a variety of doublyperiodic patterns, hexagons, rolls, etc., as solutions to th...
The Control Interrupt Model of Psychedelic Action
... interference patterns, multisensory frame destabilization, and altered states of consciousness. Bottom-up Perception, Top-Down Control What we perceive as waking consciousness is a synthesis of bottom-up sensation modified by top-down expe...
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