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      "body": "Wow, it's weirdly awesome to know that someone else has had a similar experience and I'm not alone on this. The story is actually a lot more interesting and that's why I'm writing a book about it. What I did not mention is what LSD did to me. It made me smarter, a lot smarter. That's why I'm co-producing a documentary about the plant-based diet while starting an alt-coin mining operation using a method that will give me free electricity while writing a book and doing a lot of other things. Before I left college, school had become so easy that I spent the majority of my time doing other things, even though I was studying Politics, Philosophy and Economics. I had raised over $5000 in committed venture capital for my mining operation before I left and I was working on starting another business at the same time. 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I would spend most of my time in class playing around with virtual machines on my computer, torrenting stuff, and I had two VPNs. I've also learned a bit of Python and JavaScript since last summer but I have a lot more to learn. My vision has changed in several significant ways. My color perception is permanently enhanced. Colors seem brighter and more vivid. My focus has become incredible, and that is quite significant because I used to have a very short attention span and was fully convinced I had ADD for years. In fact, my sophomore year I was barely able to focus at all, and I nearly failed business calculus and Intermediate Macroeconomics (a calculus based class). I find that quite funny now because in the past few months I've become very good at math and I would say it's now my favorite subject. Before I left school, I was destroying all the math-based quizzes in my Economics of Business and Finance class and just making my classmates look bad quite frankly. 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