~kjs
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>Sounds like you had a really interesting experience. My experience is
>different though.
> When my partner of the time and I were tripping, we found it an
>extremely exhausting experience, and wanted to be reassured, though it was
>very interesting, that it would in fact end eventually. My reasoning in
>that state was that as long as every time I looked at a clock, it was a
>later time, then time was passing, and thus the effects would eventually
>wear off, so things were fine. In that condition, I did not have my usual
>sense of duration, so was dependent on timepieces for any sense of
>proportion. In general, we had a really good and very enlightening time.
>The most worrisome moment, though, was when we had ensconced ourselves in
>a beanbag in a friend's room, vaguely hoping he would return, and I looked
>at the clock, looked at the clock later, and found it had an earlier time.
>This had both of us a little scared, until we realized there were two
>clocks, a couple minutes off from each other, and I had simply looked at
>one and then a moment later at the other.
>
>--Eva
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