SWIM had a very intense experience of time looping which they can't explain brought on by unfamiliarity with a certain substance...they described it as reliving the same few minutes over and over, having the same conversation over and over, and their friends repeating the same bits of dialogue at different spatial locations over a 1.5 hour period...like the _exact same_ bits of dialogue with the same hand motions, intonation, sarcasm, etc.
Could be explained by certain neurotransmitters being disrupted by a drug, replaying short term memories at different times, brain incapable of integrating time correctly.
SWIM has experienced his perception of music warp from slow to fast repeatedly on 450ug of LSD. With concerted mental effort SWIM could slow the music by what seemed to be a factor of 2 and hold it there for several (real-world) minutes.
FYI: For those that may be unfamiliar with the acronym, SWIM stands for "Someone Who Isn't Me" and is a misguided attempt to present (usually drug releated) experiences one has had as though they happened to someone else. For some reason, posters on drug forums believe this incantation gives them immunity from prosecution and self-incrimination...
SWIM also agree that lsd is a time warping substance. SWIM saw and lived through thousands of years of Earth in early human civilization. I reminded me later of that Star Trek episode where picard lives someone else's entire life when that space object zaps him.
Someone Who Isn't Me. A particularly silly way to refer to yourself while maintaining the illusion of legal deniability, especially popular on certain forums devoted to recreational substances.
Could be explained by certain neurotransmitters being disrupted by a drug, replaying short term memories at different times, brain incapable of integrating time correctly.
SWIM isn't sure.