Paranormal implications ?Fermentation taught to humans by some entity ?
>>41259070when im hungover the veil is lifted
>>41259070Fermentation is nutritional alchemy and make some foods more bioavailable, unlock nutritional value and allow food to be preserved without refrigeration.Low alcohol wine and beer was safer to drink than some water sources and also provided calories.
>>41259070You get posessed by a spirit if you drink enough alcohol. You tune into a different frequency
>>41259521Unfortunately I fear this is true. I hate that I drink too much. I feel "lowly" in ways I can't even put into words
>>41259075Wasn't it some spirit/god named Alkul that taught humans of alcohol?Alcohol is a gay/feminine depressant anyway don't know why so many people's enjoy consuming it
>>41259572I like the way stupidjuice makes me feel.
>>41259619I'll concede getting a buzz feels good - more than is unnecessary
>>41259640Yeah no, I don't get "shitfaced" very often, but that still doesn't mean I don't drink too much. I haven't been blackout drunk in years (knock on wood). But I still don't like how much I drink. It's not a fun place to be. It just becomes "part of your daily routine". Fuckin sucks
>>41259070The whole "Jesus turning water into wine" was essentially a statement showing that he had purification powers of making something like river water safe to drink.Alchemically speaking, fermentation is the accumulation of suffering until a purified principle forms. It is suffering until perfection.There are old folk legends about describing the god of the harvest being beaten, broken, ground, and then fermented into ale. In this, the god is killed and reborn but also consumed by all.Me personally? I'm fermenting the berries of the underworld in ways only privy to people like me. It's violet hue will be stunning when complete.
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>>41259521When my girlfriend used to get really drunk which happened like 2-3 times she would make a demonic face with this big smile and just stared at me from 30 seconds to a good minute.But she was more wasted other times and that didn't happen then.My instinct told me to leave the room at the vibes were demonic. Like I was genuinely afraid of her. I kept asking her what's wrong and she just ignored me. The second time it happened she was drunk while I was on a single tab of LSD. I instantly felt the same vibes and it was even weirder when I was on acid. I loudly told myself "This is exactly like the last time" and she said as if it wasn't herself something like "Yes, yes exactly", and I felt this weird synchronization feeling and just like every time you're on acid it's very hard to describe the feeling.After these episodes were over she didn't recall anything. I would say it could have been a weird blackout but a blackout doesn't last that short.
>>41259070Yes, humans are utterly retarded and incapable of making observations, they have to be taught absolutely everything
>>41259838I was also going to include if it was possible that a human just observed some type of fruit or plant matter fermenting naturally from falling or being put into a pile and then drank of the liquid.
>>41259838>they have to be taught absolutely everythingthis is true for the large majority of humans, there are billions of people today who use electricity who have not even the slightest clue of it's nature or how to do the most basic repairs to the plumbing of their house and so on, it's usually 1 oerson or a small group of people who invent revolutionary things and then it gets funneled down to an "on/off" function so people can use it.
>>41259070I don't think alcohol is /x/. There are monkeys today that seek out rotten/fermented fruit on the forest floor to get tipsy. I'm sure our ancestors did the same, then eventually developed ways to streamline/perfect that process.
>>41259943Well alcohol is called "spirits" so I think it does attract conversation about it's origins and effects.
>>41259969I don't believe in ghosts, but i feel the most, sippin spirits
>>41259969Yeah, even when they age whiskey in barrels and they lose some of it to evaporation they call that loss the Angels share
>>41259969>Alchemical Transformation: Medieval alchemists viewed the distillation process as capturing a supernatural, invisible essence or "spirit" from a substance. >Essential Essence: They saw the vapor that rose and was then condensed back into liquid as the pure, most vital "spirit" of the original liquid, like "water of life" (aqua vitae).
>>41259070Lowers consciousness. It's especially beneficial socially because that means you become less self-conscious. Overall it makes life closer to something like a non-lucid dream, which can be fun. Too much and you become so low consciousness it becomes like a dream you don't remember at all, and eventually you just become unconscious.
>>41259943I think it's fine for /x/, but yes; alcohol was discovered by brave idiots eating rotten fruit. They shared it with smarter individuals that started replicating the process.
yeah, liquor is the devilwine is middle manager beer is like the low end supervisor i drink a fuck ton of beer mostly because i'm my 4th month of unemployment and not much left to live for except for a 12 pack
