SWIM started out being puzzled with how psychedelics work on him.
While he still is very much so, he is VERY interested in how others experience them too!

For example: SWIM`s roomie smoked 225mg of salvia 10x and about 30 seconds in packed another bowl, he assured SWIM it was very effective, just not enough.

upon SWIM smoking 175mg of the same SWIM was shot out of this world in a frenzied craziness which turned into 30 minutes of intense terror.

Another one: While testing out some 2c-b with SWIM`s brother his brother was waving his hand in a figure 8, he told SWIM
"when the two ends of the tracers can touch I know I'm high"

SWIM forgot about this until his next trip on 40g of torch, a very strong brew, with what he considered quite strong tracers.
He could not got the ends to touch even moving his hand as fast as he could! Even later smoking DMT he opened his eyes are the peak and failed the "high test"

Now clearly tolerance is a big part of the first example, it is not uncommon for 2 people to require different amounts for similar effects, but at which rate do they progress.

SWIM has created as very simple graph to discover that. (in many ways OVER-simplified)

SWIM's filled in graph:


The graph is read by imagining a straight line up from one of the bottom nodes.
at each node there is a qualification of the strength of the dose. The line will intersect each effect and tell you what the tripper is feeling.




and a blank graph for others to fill out. It is very simple using Microsoft paint.

Then just go to http://imageshack.us/
upload the photo
copy "direct link"
paste, select link and click the *insert image* button.




SWIM knows that this may be hard to do since many psychedelics perform differently, if so then do it specifically for a substance (and method of administration) and not it.


SWIM hopes to see lots of graphs and is incredibly intrigued to find out the results!

Peace and Love,
Q21Q21

what about everyone having a different view on the world, though? Its hard enough to get this kind of information out of people at the best of times, let alone when you consider that philosophically, we can't even prove that another person exists unless we rely on our senses!

I hope your graph works, I do, but I don't think its as simple as you've laid out. you might be better graphing average dose against bodyweight, that might yeild more intesting results.