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This is the belief that one has permanently transcended to a higher plane of dimensional existence as a result of high dosage [[hallucinogen]] use. It can also manifest itself as thinking that one has discovered the secret to "transcending" and that they will be able to implement it just as soon as they sober up. Once this occurs, however, the secret is found to nonsensical or incorrect.

====='''Delusions of enlightenment'''=====

This is the experience of the emotion that one has solved a difficult problem or answered a profound question, without there being a problem or question ~~in the first place~~. Or with the problem or question seeming entirely ineffable and afterwards hard to verify if it made sense in the first place. This effect can also take place by eliciting strong intellectual satisfaction from solving ~~existent~~ but minor questions.

This is the experience of the emotion that one has solved a difficult problem or answered a profound question, without there being a problem or question to begin with. Or with the problem or question seeming entirely ineffable and afterwards hard to verify if it made sense in the first place. This effect can also take place by eliciting strong intellectual satisfaction from solving valid but minor questions.

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 This is the belief that one has permanently transcended to a higher plane of dimensional existence as a result of high dosage [[hallucinogen]] use. It can also manifest itself as thinking that one has discovered the secret to "transcending" and that they will be able to implement it just as soon as they sober up. Once this occurs, however, the secret is found to nonsensical or incorrect.
 ====='''Delusions of enlightenment'''=====
-This is the experience of the emotion that one has solved a difficult problem or answered a profound question, without there being a problem or question in the first place. Or with the problem or question seeming entirely ineffable and afterwards hard to verify if it made sense in the first place. This effect can also take place by eliciting strong intellectual satisfaction from solving existent but minor questions.
+This is the experience of the emotion that one has solved a difficult problem or answered a profound question, without there being a problem or question to begin with. Or with the problem or question seeming entirely ineffable and afterwards hard to verify if it made sense in the first place. This effect can also take place by eliciting strong intellectual satisfaction from solving valid but minor questions.
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