20 Questions

Questions to Ask Someone High

Fun and engaging questions to ask someone who is high to spark interesting conversations, philosophical discussions, and entertaining interactions.

1

What's the most profound thought you've had today?

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Why this works

Encourages deep thinking and philosophical discussion while respecting their altered state of consciousness.

2

If you could be any color, what would you be and why?

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Why this works

Promotes creative thinking and abstract reasoning in a fun, non-threatening way.

3

What does music taste like to you right now?

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Why this works

Encourages synesthetic thinking and creative expression while being playful and imaginative.

4

If you could have a conversation with any object in this room, which one would you choose?

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Why this works

Stimulates creative thinking and encourages them to see things from different perspectives.

5

What's the weirdest thing you've noticed that you never noticed before?

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Why this works

Encourages observation and appreciation of details they might normally overlook.

6

If you could experience any emotion as a physical sensation, what would it feel like?

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Why this works

Promotes introspection and creative expression while being engaging and thought-provoking.

7

What's the most interesting thing about the texture of things around you?

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Why this works

Encourages sensory awareness and appreciation of tactile experiences.

8

If you could design a new sense, what would it be and how would it work?

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Why this works

Stimulates creative thinking and philosophical discussion about perception and experience.

9

What's the most beautiful thing you can see right now that you never really noticed?

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Why this works

Encourages appreciation of beauty and mindfulness of their current environment.

10

If you could have a superpower that only works when you're high, what would it be?

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Why this works

Combines humor with creative thinking and encourages imaginative responses.

11

What's the most interesting thing about how time feels right now?

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Why this works

Encourages reflection on their altered perception of time and reality.

12

If you could taste a sound, what would it taste like?

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Why this works

Promotes synesthetic thinking and creative expression in a fun, engaging way.

13

What's the most profound thing you've realized about yourself recently?

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Why this works

Encourages self-reflection and introspection while being supportive and non-judgmental.

14

If you could have a conversation with your future self, what would you ask?

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Why this works

Stimulates philosophical thinking about time, identity, and personal growth.

15

What's the most interesting thing about how your body feels right now?

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Why this works

Encourages body awareness and mindfulness of physical sensations.

16

If you could see the world through someone else's eyes for a day, whose would you choose?

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Why this works

Promotes empathy and perspective-taking while encouraging creative thinking.

17

What's the most beautiful thing you've ever thought about?

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Why this works

Encourages sharing of positive thoughts and experiences while being uplifting.

18

If you could create a new word to describe how you feel right now, what would it be?

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Why this works

Stimulates creative expression and encourages them to articulate their current state.

19

What's the most interesting thing about how your mind works when you're like this?

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Why this works

Encourages self-awareness and reflection on their altered state of consciousness.

20

If you could give advice to someone who's never been high, what would you tell them?

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Why this works

Encourages reflection on their experience while being helpful and insightful.

Engaging in Altered States

Expert tips and techniques for getting the most out of these questions.

Effective High Conversations

Be Respectful and Non-Judgmental

Approach the conversation with an open mind and avoid making them feel judged or uncomfortable about their state.

Encourage Creative Thinking

Ask questions that stimulate imagination and creative expression rather than focusing on practical or mundane topics.

Listen Actively

Pay attention to their responses and show genuine interest in their thoughts and experiences.

Key Areas to Explore

Philosophical and profound thoughts
Creative and abstract thinking
Sensory experiences and perceptions
Imagination and fantasy
Self-reflection and introspection
Time and reality perception
Beauty and appreciation
Empathy and perspective-taking
Creative expression and language
Personal insights and growth

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Don't Ask Complex or Stressful Questions

Avoid questions that require complex reasoning or might cause anxiety or stress.

Don't Judge or Criticize

Avoid making negative comments about their state or trying to change their experience.

Don't Focus on Practical Matters

Avoid questions about work, responsibilities, or other practical concerns that might bring them down.

Conversation Frameworks

The Philosophical Explorer

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Step 1: Start with: 'What's the most profound thought you've had today?'
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Step 2: Follow with: 'What's the most profound thing you've realized about yourself recently?'
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Step 3: Deepen with: 'If you could have a conversation with your future self, what would you ask?'

The Creative Seeker

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Step 1: Begin with: 'If you could be any color, what would you be and why?'
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Step 2: Continue with: 'If you could design a new sense, what would it be?'
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Step 3: Explore with: 'If you could create a new word to describe how you feel right now, what would it be?'

Further Reading

"The Doors of Perception" by Aldous Huxley
"How to Change Your Mind" by Michael Pollan
"The Psychedelic Explorer's Guide" by James Fadiman

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