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@LoneWonderer @UnbornTao Did you also change your device?

I use the same browser on both phones (Chrome) and did not use any unusual settings on my previous phone. The screenshot I posted was zoomed to 110% (I forgot to set it back to 100% before posting). However, zooming on the blog does not work well on the new phone: when zooming, the text size increases, but it does not adapt to the screen. Here’s a screenshot to illustrate this: By comparison, on the forum, the text adapts correctly: I believe the problem is related to the reason given above. I do not use any unusual settings on either phone. I understand that the blog text size hasn’t changed and that the issue is related to the device, but I'm not sure there's a way to correct it on my side.

Reading on the forum still works great, and zooming works perfectly. The issue is only on the blog.

It doesn’t work. I’ve tried zooming the page exactly the same way as on my old phone, but on the new phone the text size does not change. Here is ChatGPT's explanation: It’s really difficult to read the blog now. I hope there will be a solution in the future, perhaps from the website, if that's not too difficult, by making the layout more responsive and using flexible text sizes so that the text can adapt to different screen widths and pixel densities. Hopefully, that would improve the situation. I imagine many users will start to face the same issue as they update to devices with higher screen resolutions and pixel densities. For reference, my previous phone was a Samsung S10+ from 2019 and this one is the S25+ from this year.

The width of the blog has also changed for me since I got a new phone. It's really annoying because it was much easier to read before, and I can't seem to find a solution. Here's the difference in display, old vs new:

Thank you for the video, Leo. Can't wait to watch it.

@Hojo In a sense. The problem is that it’s a gray area between about ages 10 and 15. Some people might consider a girl at that age to look adult enough, while others could still see too many child-like traits in her.

However, puberty typically begins around ages 10–12 in girls, and noticeable changes often become apparent around this time. So this definition is still quite nebulous, unless we consider a child to be up to about 9 years old (when puberty starts) and a preteen or teenager to be above that. For example, I would not consider a 13-14 years old a child. They would look much more like a teenager than a child. Yet it is still not appropriate for an adult to have sex with them. - I think I initially misunderstood your intent. So the idea is simply that attraction and reproduction is natural once puberty has started, even if the girl is just ten years old?

Nice!

@Leo Gura Thanks for your answers

I just had a dream this morning where you made a big bag of 5-MeO-DMT that you colored purple. You then sent it in the mail to your brother that lived in Canada so he could deliver it all over the world! I guess it fits the theme. The bag was well over a pound

I think his tunes are really positive and uplifting! It's funny how differently we experience them.

Do you set aside dedicated time for music and contemplation, or do you also listen to music while doing other things? And during your trips, did you tend to listen to music a lot too?

Do you think you could share those ways? I'd be interested.

Has your methodology for consuming Salvia changed over time? Did you continue having a trip sitter for all of your trips?

Do you listen to music a lot throughout the day or week?

I had no idea you’d done it again, thanks for sharing. I’d really love to hear more about your experience someday, especially since you’re so good at narrating your trips.

Have you done it again since sharing your trip report in your Worst Bad Trips video?

Wow, I hope you’ll share about your trips and the impact they have on you if you get to go to those places.

Where would you like to travel?

Thanks for sharing! I truly loved the series Deconstructing The Myth Of Science, so I'm really looking forward to this one.

I don’t think that’s a complete understanding of what death is. Have you ever researched death the same way you’ve researched UFOs? People who’ve had near-death experiences, undergone life between lives regressions, possess mediumistic abilities, or simply remember what it was like before incarnating describe a much fuller and more detailed understanding of death.

I get this page. Maybe because I'm in Europe. I believe they likely don't ship worldwide, do they?

That's weird, I can't open the website.

@Leo Gura Would you be willing to share your favorite mods, even if they were discontinued?