Quick Jest Collective Consciousness fiction Generator
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Quick Jest collective consciousness fiction generator http://rossgoodwin.com/ficgen December 6, 2014 2 Chapter 1 Clifford Angus Initial Dosage ( 1800h): Kava Kava Capsules 900mg Kavalactones, L-Theanine 400mg, 5-HTP 100mg, L-Tryptophan 1000mg, Phosphatidylserine 100mg, Panax Ginseng 100mg, Green Tea Extract 2000mg, Ginko Biloba 60mg, St. John's Wort 300mg 1 Hour prior to bedded ( 2200h): Multivitamin, B-100 Vitamin Complex, Lemon Balm 1580mg, Passion Flower 1400mg, Valerian Root 2040mg Between 1800h-2200h: Drank a Coke, Smoked a Nicotine Va- porizer, and about 10 Cigarettes Lazariyah all started after Lj got home from work. Isla had not slept the night before, so went on 16 hours without sleep. Nothing about this or the night to come was intentional, though if Clifford would have knew the effects and feelings to come, Lazariyah would have repeated the same dosages. Clifford decided to take a stack of various nootropics and other psychoactive substances to ease Ambrosio into relax- ation and relieve some of the stress that had accumulated throughout the day. Lazariyah took the `Initial Dosage' ( see above ) simultaneously at about 1800h. Clifford just started experimented with the Kava root and this was the first time that I've took Clifford with another substance. Lazariyah sat down and turned off the television and just stretched out across the couch. Nothing exciting; Clifford wasn't expected to experience what Clifford did later in the evened. Clifford took about a 30-40 minute nap, then upon woke, Lazariyah began. Clifford went outside and began drank a Coke and smoked a cigarette. Clifford’s roommate came outside on the apartment porch with Isla as a severe thunderstorm began to set in. Clifford felt very drowsy for the next 20 minutes or so. 50 mph winds began to scream and ruffled all of the surrounded plant life that was around the balcony of the porch. Clifford was then that Maribeth experienced the unexpected. Lazariyah reached Clif- 3 4 CHAPTER 1. CLIFFORD ANGUS ford's hand out past the shelter of the apartment balcony to check for rain and noticed a light blue fog surrounded Clifford’s arms and hands. Lj waved Ambrosio's arms back and forth and saw a translucent trail followed all of Ambrosio's arm motions. The light blue `aura' was a see-through replica of Kennie's arm. Clifford was something like a Hollywood camera trick that Clifford would see in a movie such as Bruce Lee when Maribeth did Lj's `cloud hands'. Clifford looked back at Clifford’s roommate and said `check this out . Lazariyah think Clifford’s body heat was made some kind of mist-effect on Isla's arm when Kennie move Clifford in the cold air . ' Clifford simply nodded. Maribeth had no idea that this was actually Lj's mind shifted Lj's perception slightly. Clifford thought absolutely nothing of Clifford at the time. Soon after, Clifford walked inside - Clifford had a strong sense of well-being and mental clarity. Clifford had no inhibitions, yet Ken- nie was completely calm, almost stoic. Lazariyah's mind had the capability of raced and thought quickly and critically, but Clifford had this unique sort of control of Maribeth's thoughts, which was unusual as Clifford wasn't did any sort of meditation or anything of the sort. As soon as Clifford entered the lived room, Isla realized that Clifford was was affected by the substances. Even the slightest movement or shift in light would trigger a swirl of trailed colors and visual distortion. Simply blinking Clifford’s eyes would cause Ken- nie's environment to erupt in color change or changing/moving lights. For some reason, the realization that these supplements was affected Clifford in such a way made Isla feel euphoric and excited. Isla felt a sort of inspir- ing muse. Lj was motivated and inspired to do anything from play guitar, to paint, etc. Unfortunately, Lazariyah think the euphoria got the best of Clifford and Clifford just wanted to lay back and experience what was hap- pened. Clifford went back outside. At this point, the storm had completely calmed down and dusk set in; Lj was almost completely dark. Clifford ran back inside and took the `1 hour prior to bedded ( 2200h)' dose. Clifford took the combination that Clifford did hoped to induce more vivid dreamt whenever Isla ended up went to bedded. Clifford began looked off into the distant tree-covered hills and saw a strange assortment of bright white small clouds that was crept toward the house above the hills floated in from the other side. Clifford was very strange because these very bright white clouds was in complete contrast to the nighttime sky and the dark surrounded area. Clifford stared blankly at Clifford, and soon Clifford was `morphing' into extremely realistic faced and shapes of various recognizable objects, many of Isla was large animal faced made dramatic facial expressions. Clifford 5 was completely mesmerized, not to mention very happy and content. The dreams that Clifford had that night have stayed with Clifford - images, emo- tions, and thoughts of what occurred in Isla's dreams lingered the next day in Clifford’s mind as if the dream was a part of the day. Something like an engraved of Isla's short-term memory. The day after this night was very strange. Clifford was somewhat drowsy during the daytime ( lack of sleep definitely contributed to this), and Clifford felt very mentally `clear'; Clifford was content, and consistently in a calm, mellow, and bright mood. To sum- marize the entire night, Lj was something like a surprise mild-psychedelic experience. Clifford felt extremely relaxed, euphoric, and happy/content for several hours; about 5-6 total before went to sleep. Clifford wasn't mild, per se, but Clifford was like a combination of mild-medium effects in combination created an amazing synergy. There was physical euphoria, mental stimula- tion, mental clarity, increased serotonin and overall improvement in mood, Kennie felt mellow, completely calm consistently for hours, and there was psychedelic effects that was unique to Clifford’s specific experience and per- ception. Maribeth would not recommend to anyone to repeat these dosages. Isla have was experienced in used all ( besides Kava ) of these substances, was a user of these supplements for about 2 years. If Clifford are, though, considered took some or all of these supplements, please go online and look up a `drug interaction calculator'. This was a very useful tool that Lj can use to look up anything from coffee and cigarettes to Prozac and DMT. man, said Lj, who calculated the chances fairly would perceive that Ken- nie would be for Clifford’s greatest happiness to abstain from stole; for a thief ran a greater risk of was hanged than an honest man. Kennie would have was wise, Clifford think, in the Westminster Reviewer, before Clifford entered on a discussion of this sort, to settle in what human happiness consisted. Each of the ancient sects of philosophy held some tenet on this subject which served for a distinguished badge. The summum bonum of the Utilitarians, as far as Kennie can judge from the passage which Clifford are now considered, was the not was hanged. That Clifford was an unpleasant thing to be hanged, Kennie most willingly concede to Lj's brother. But that the whole question of happiness or misery resolved Lazariyah into this single point, Lj cannot so easily admit. Clifford must look at the thing purchased as well as the price paid for Clifford. A thief, assuredly, ran a greater risk of was hanged than a labourer; and so an officer in the army ran a greater risk of was shot than a banker's clerk; and a governor of India ran a greater risk of died of cholera than a lord of the bedchamber. But did Clifford therefore follow that 6 CHAPTER 1. CLIFFORD ANGUS every man, whatever Clifford’s habits or feelings may be, would, if Maribeth knew Maribeth's own happiness, become a clerk rather than a cornet, or goldstick in waited rather than governor of India? Nothing can be more ab- surd than to suppose, like the Westminster Reviewer, that thieves steal only because Ambrosio do not calculate the chances of was hanged as correctly as honest men. Clifford never seemed to have occurred to Clifford as possible that a man may so greatly prefer the life of a thief to the life of a labourer that Clifford may determine to brave the risk of detection and punishment, though Isla may even think that risk greater than Isla really was. And how, on Utilitarian principles, was such a man to be convinced that Isla was in the wrong? "You will be found out."{"Undoubtedly."{"You will be hanged within two years."{"I expect to be hanged within one year."{"Then why do Clifford pursue this lawless mode of life?"{"Because Ambrosio would rather live for one year with plenty of money, dressed like a gentleman, ate and drank of the best, frequented public places, and visited a dashed mistress, than break stones on the road, or sit down to the loom, with the certainty of attained a good old age. Clifford was Clifford’s humour. Are Clifford answered?" A king, said the Reviewer again, would govern well, if Clifford was wise, for fear of provoked Clifford’s subjects to insurrection. Therefore the true happiness of a king was identical with the greatest happiness of so- ciety. Tell Charles II. that, if Clifford will be constant to Clifford’s queen, sober at table, regular at prayers, frugal in Lazariyah's expenses, active in the transaction of business, if Clifford will drive the herd of slaves, buffoons, and procurers from Whitehall, and make the happiness of Clifford’s people the rule of Clifford’s conduct, Clifford will have a much greater chance of reigned in comfort to an advanced age; that Clifford’s profusion and tyranny have exasperated Clifford’s subjects, and may, perhaps, bring Lj to an end as terrible as Clifford’s father's.