A blog post at Nouse, the York U's newspaper, tells the tale of campus life and drug use. The following snippet caught my eye in the search engines:
On my visit back home I got stories of old friends from old friends. Someone installed in London, who, having tried ketamine for the first time, went messianic, stumbling into the middle of Shaftesbury Avenue proclaiming he could control the traffic, which was dodging him, horns blazing.
I found this interesting because I know a crazy person who loves to stand on corners at busy intersections and "control the traffic". I have heard police say this is a common thing for schizophrenic or bipolar people to do. I have also had this "traffic control" urge on K, but it was more a fascination with watching or listening to traffic as opposed to a belief that I could control it.
Of course, if you are dodging in and out of lanes of oncoming cars you actually
can control the traffic, just not in a good way. Not recommended for newbies.
What else do actual schizophrenics do, but tap into the collective unconscious mind of everyones else. Oh the folly of thinking that you can have a thought that goes un-noticed. Somewhere, someone will be recording that waveform and spinning its yarn into silken threads to weave dreams with.
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