I've always wondered this when I'm high. What if someone was high from the moment they were born until the moment they died. Would it be a blessing or a curse? Also, what if this happened and every time they smoked, they became sober? I feel as if the experience would be even better, as you would become way more efficient and be able to do things so much faster then you had been during your lifetime? just something i always think about when I'm blazed.
I was thinking about the same thing, but I've always wondered since like 6th grade when I met someone who was colorblind. It amazed me that they saw colors differently than everyone else did and the interesting thing is that he wasn't always colorblind so he knew what colors were supposed to look like. So what if we all hear, see, or taste completely differently and what I call blue, you call red which is why people have favorite colors and like certain foods while others hate them. Something to think about
I thought about the color blindness thing a lot too, definitely something to bring up to mindfuck people when theyre blazed haha
Imagine if color blindness didn't really exist? Since there is no way to prove if you have it.. The only person that can experience it is the one with it, so it's possible that they aren't even colorblind it's crazy to think of how easily you could get away with saying that you are colorblind
[quote name='"Eagles14"'] Imagine if color blindness didn't really exist? Since there is no way to prove if you have it.. The only person that can experience it is the one with it, so it's possible that they aren't even colorblind it's crazy to think of how easily you could get away with saying that you are colorblind[/quote] The guy I met wasn't always colorblind, he used to see everything normal until age 7/8 and then red looked like a rusty color but he knew what it was supposed to look like But on the other hand, how would you know you're colorblind if you never tested for it?
Imagine if you were born mentally challenged but you just never knew it because your whole life everyone around you was trying their best to treat you as an equal, and you being mentally challenged didn't know any better. Did I just blow your mind, retard? Lol
People who are colour blind don't see any different than someone who isn't colour blind, their brain just mistakes certain colours for different ones. So if you see red and they see blue, you are both seeing the same colour, their brain just tells them that the name of the colour is blue. And I think it would suck being stoned 24/7 because you don't tend to appreciate the little things in life when high, you just concentrate on the bigger picture. Plus your memory would be shit, lol
This thought has passed my mind before as well. I was going to rain on your parade but instead will just say "enjoy the what ifs "
Well if you were born high would you know any different? I don't think it's really be a high but just something we would be used too. Smoking weed could make us sober which could be the new 'high'
[quote name='"christoner"']Imagine if you were born mentally challenged but you just never knew it because your whole life everyone around you was trying their best to treat you as an equal, and you being mentally challenged didn't know any better. Did I just blow your mind, retard? Lol[/quote] I always thought of this as a kid. Sometimes I believed that but I realized the way people act around the mentally handicapped so I knew that I wasn't.
What if we were all born stoned, but when we smoke we become not stoned. But being not stoned feels like we are stoned because we usually are stoned so being not stoned feels like being stoned.
If I was stoned 24/7 Id imagine I would try to find ways to be sober. How do we not know we are already stoned 24/7 and weed just makes you sober?
[quote name='"nick32"']If I was stoned 24/7 Id imagine I would try to find ways to be sober. How do we not know we are already stoned 24/7 and weed just makes you sober?[/quote] I think this is about right. We were born sober...I guess. Then when we came into the world we got chemicals from the environment(food, air, chemicals), then started getting high off mountain dew probably as small children and from there moved up to drugs like alcohol and weed. I think life kind of proves the gateway theory...there are exceptions but one thing always leads to another.
If it was possible to stay high for 24/7 I would do it, but realistically you can only stay high for a few days