prompt: What are psychodelic mushrooms?
chosen.content: What are psychodelic mushrooms?
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chosen.content: Psychodelic mushrooms, sometimes referred to as magic mushrooms, are species of fungus belonging to the Galerina and Psilocybe genera. They have long been known to have hallucinogenic and entheogenic properties, having been used by many ancient cultures for rituals and spiritual purposes. When consumed, they can produce a variety of psychedelic effects, causing enhanced perception and visuals to users.
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rejected.content: What are psychodelic mushrooms?
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rejected.content: Psychodelic mushrooms are fungi that contain the active compound psilocybin which can cause hallucinations and altered mental states when consumed.  They are most commonly found in damp woodland habitat and can range in color from white to reddish brown.  Some of the psilocybin mushrooms have cultural significance and have been used for centuries in ceremonial, religious and spiritual contexts, in addition to their recreational use as a psychedelic.
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