u/BingBongBrit

Hello, I have never micro dosed before but would like to try it to see if it has any benefits when it comes to learning things faster.

The lowest dose of LSD I have taken is 75-100ug or half a tab. The highest is 600-800ug or 4 tabs. Now I understand that mileage may vary but given my trips and comparing to online trip reports the doses seem to match up with plates.

I currently have two tabs in 840 ml of water in a bottle. And am thinking I would add 60ml of water from this acid bottle to a normal bottle of water, then sip this throughout the day.

I say 60ml since it's the smallest measuring unit I have access to (1/4 cup cooking spoon) and I would estimate it to contain ≈30ug.

Is this a microdose?

How do you microdose acid?

What kind of doses would you recommend?

I don't want my social functions to be affected very much at all.

Definetly no whibbly whobblys or lucidnations.

All I want is for my brain to be more open with the goal of faster learning in mind.

Any advice will be very much appreciated,

Thankyou :)

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2008, BMW, 318i, N43.

I recently suffered a sized brake caliper as I hadn't driven the car in a while. I only realised after a 45minute drive from the cooling ticking and incredible heat radiating of my front right alloy.

After squeezing the piston temporarily back into it's housing and driving without using the brakes to get back home the heat didn't come back.

What has appeared is a rhythmic shudder/wobble which inconsistently appears between 60-90kmh and again at 110+ kmh with between 90&110 the wobble not being so bad. I feel it in my seat about equally to the steering wheel, and it is more pronounced sitting in the passenger seat.

I have switched alloys and the problem persists. During very sudden & sharp left turns the right side sounds like a grasshopper for a half second. We on the right hand side of the road here.

I am going to purchase new brake calipers for the front left and right since it seems stupid to assume the current ones will be fine. I am wishfully hoping this would correct the wobbly instability but I am not confident.

What other parts should I always change along with the caliper?

What parts should I replace to rid myself of the wobble? How can I problem solve/diagnose where the wobble is coming from to more accurately k ow what needs replacing?

I would much rather spend more € today while I have the brakes and whatnot off the disc and do many things at once. Rather than fix problems as they arise.

Thankyou in advance for taking the time to read this and hopefully share some wisdom with me :)