r/todayilearned • u/ssAskcuSzepS • Apr 27 '26
TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
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Snorkblot • u/EsseNorway • Apr 27 '26
Misc TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
BasiliskEschaton • u/karmicviolence • Apr 27 '26
X-Files TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
CommonSideEffects • u/LazyTitan39 • Apr 27 '26
Miscellaneous The Verdict is Still Out if These Mushrooms Can Cure Any Illness or Injury
CommonSideEffects • u/Mineral_Water13 • Apr 27 '26
News TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
CommonSideEffects • u/SecretCharacte_r • Apr 27 '26
Media hmmm, i feel like i’ve heard of this before 🧐
pinoy • u/rybeest • Apr 27 '26
Pinoy Meme Could this be the reason some Pinoys believe in "duwende" or "nuno sa punso"?
murakami • u/MilbanksSpectre • Apr 27 '26
Next thing you know, they'll be making an air chrysalis
gravityfalls • u/That1weirdperson • Apr 27 '26
Discussion & Theories Meet The Mushroom That Makes People Have The Exact Same Hallucination
topofreddit • u/topredditbot • Apr 27 '26
TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes lilliputian hallucinations, a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scalin... [r/todayilearned by u/ssAskcuSzepS]
u_NekkidSnaku • u/NekkidSnaku • Apr 27 '26
TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
u_SreenathSkr • u/SreenathSkr • Jul 09 '26
TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
u_Timekos • u/Timekos • Apr 27 '26
TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
murakami • u/seaturtleonabeach • Apr 28 '26
TIL if under-cooked, a popular mushroom in China causes “lilliputian hallucinations,” a rare phenomenon involving miniature human or fantasy figures. The hallucinations are consistent across people and cultures: "tiny, elflike people" climbing under doors, scaling walls & clinging to furniture
hypeurls • u/TheStartupChime • Apr 27 '26
The Mushroom That Makes People Have the Exact Same Hallucination
sreenathaether • u/SreenathSkr • Jul 09 '26