New Psychedelic Mushroom Lanmaoa asiatica Just Dropped

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https://nhmu.utah.edu/articles/experts-explore-new-mushroom-which-causes-fairytale-hallucinations

Completely different from shrooms / psilocybin. Not similar to any known psychedelic. Also completely different from deliriants like datura, this mushroom could  represent an entirely new class of hallucinogen: little-people-delics (Lilliputianogens).

To me it seems they most resemble deliriants , but lack the downsides .

"When outsiders first embarked into the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea in 1934, they encountered a perplexing sight: after consuming a type of wild mushroom which they called “nonda,” the local people would appear to go temporarily insane, exhibiting a sudden and striking change in mood and behavior

...Specifically, it was reported that those affected would experience lilliputian hallucinations — a rare, clinically defined psychiatric syndrome (named after the tiny people in Gulliver's Travels) characterized by the perception of numerous little people autonomously moving about and interacting in the real-world environment. One elder tribesman in Papua New Guinea describes this effect, explaining how “he saw tiny people with mushrooms around their faces. They were teasing him, and he was trying to chase them away.”

 

"A professor in Yunnan recounted how one evening during dinner (Jian shou qing is openly sold in markets and restaurants), he began seeing swirling shapes and colors after eating stir-fried mushrooms. Since the psychoactive effects are familiar to most locals, he began looking for xiao ren ren but was disappointed to find none — until he lifted the tablecloth and peeked underneath, seeing “hundreds of xiao ren ren, marching like soldiers.”

Edited Thursday at 05:13 AM by Oppositionless

[Oppositionless]

I propose 

 

1) partial kappa opioid modulation

2)  partial cholinergic modulation 

As mechanisms