The PCP Trilogy 1: Baseline

PCP is taken as a baseline dissociative and stimulant-like experience in a controlled, familiar home setting. The report lists timing and effects after an intranasal PCP HCl dose (given as 29 mg for the author, with a warning that the dose is extremely high and not for others). Early effects include numbness in extremities, rapid mental acceleration, rising mania, tightness in the head, and anxiety. Visuals include fast-moving geometric patterns, “visual snow,” and tracers with motion. The author paces, scrolls social media quickly, and describes a strong ego uplift and grandiose drive. A later cannabis addition increases visual intensity and energy. The author redirects manic drive into videogames, sets limits like not contacting others or making decisive plans, then showers, eats, and watches symptoms subside. They conclude PCP produces “ultrapure mania” with dissociation rather than a deep “hole,” while emphasizing harm risks like mania induced psychosis at higher doses.