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>>21572
In my experience I agree with this statement. Of all the psychotropic drugs benadryl is the closest to the real world. Also funfact I had ai render that image for a thread some months ago. I am amazed somebody saved it. Pic related, is an earlier version.
>>21573
You misunderstand. The spiders are not added so much as revealed. Like many other drugs that are serotonin agonists it messes with the visual cortex. The part of the brain that processes the raw signal input from the eyes. Rarely this will be hallucinations but more often a breakdown in specific systems. Since our eyes work in a very weird way compared to cameras, both in terms of opponent process and in gathering several wavelengths of light and interpreting color from it. For example red cones collect half the rainbow but peak at absorbing green. Our brains evolved several systems to interpret this in a meaningful way. Everything from seeing faces to enhancing borders to leading a target in motion. So some portion of this breaks down and you see more faces, or blurry borders on objects, or the illusion of motion. Sometimes it will also reveal things that are there that we can not perceive. Filtered out from our consciousness either by nature or intent. These are the spiders or machine elves. Or countless other entities. I don't know if they are sentient, robots used to maintain reality, or merely an artifact that is a byproduct of existence itself. If there are different kinds or if different drugs cause different people to interpret one thing in different ways. But it is something that exists and that we do not usually perceive.