I genuinely want to know if smoking enhances the reading experience

>>8478134
DUDE WEED LMAO

Now that we have that out of the way, no, not really. Weed makes it hard to concentrate on what you're reading. As a general rule, weed tends to make you pay more attention to visual and audible detail, but makes it harder to concentrate on plot/story/etc. For example I watched an animated flick called It's Such a Beautiful Day while high and thought it was amazing, but only realized later I had no real idea what it was about.

tl;dr, no. Watch a movie or read a graphic novel instead.

>>8478147
I think it really depends on the book. Unsurprisingly, a novel like GR, with an almost impossible plot but constant visual stimuli, is perfect for a light smoke and coffee.

>>8478147
>plot/story

Prose/story.

Sorry for the mistake, must be all that dank weed.

eh depends on the novel sort of but i do it a fair amount

>>8478147
>he doesn't 420 toke it before reading the pynchmeister

baka desu senpai

>>8478134
I smoke weed all the time so it literally changes nothing for me.

Since you don't do it habitually you will suffer short term memory loss while reading which is bad.

Had a go yesterday, I was able to get more engrossed in the book than usual and had a productive session of reading. Particularly useful as I'm reading a boring reference book for my uni course.

Depends on the reader. I get really introspective and want to use lessons from the text to reexamine my life. I get like a page read every two minutes and then go work out.

>>8478134
rereading fiction and reading poetry is best for weed

>>8478134
No. Adderall instead. Not instant release, extended release. 30mg. Everything you've just said is ascribed to amphetamines.

You want a good twentieth century author you've got amphetamines.

In order to become a literary godhead you must jump through the amphetamine madness hoop. It'll either make you brilliant or leaving a heaping pile. This is the way of all literature.

>>8478848
l-theanine + caffeine is better than adderall and heals schizophrenia rather than giving it

>>8478134
It really depends.

For instance I've never understood Nietzsche better than when I was high. But try reading something like Wittgenstein high and you'll crash and burn. At least that's the way it is for me

>>8478894
That's green tea. The best speed of all time.

>>8478134
Depends on your mentality. Last time I got high, after I finished my obligatory hour long fap session, I got an urge to read Plato. I read the entire Charmides (the gay one) while eating about 6 sandwiches and listening to Tangerine Dream on low. I rarely felt better about myself.

>>8478134
Not as much as weed enthusiasts would have you think. It doesn't enhance reading, just makes it different.

Personally I find my imagination soars from descriptive language, but beyond that there's no real difference.

Also I read way slower