Hmmm… I have to say, Lightray, that my mate was driving like a nutter the other day, and borderline road raging, and I was wearing quite a bit of -none as a passenger (one of, in the back seat), which did make me think…
Well, I’m here in one piece, LOL
I imagine you will get used to the androstenol products like Instant Honesty very quickly indeed; it’s not like alcohol although some of the effects can feel similar - I don’t think motor control is impaired substantially during its active period. But then there is a “crash” afterwards when you might feel a bit more clumsy than usual. I would think that the second IH experience would be much less of a dizzying experience, and the third you would be so used to it that it would just be a mild lifting of mood. This was kind of my experience with Instant Openness, anyway.
There is a warning against driving or operating heavy machinery with spaceland, which is a megadose of alpha-androstenol (50mcg). Elsewhere there is a caution from Jasmin about megadosing on beta-androstenol and driving/operating heavy machinery. But I haven’t read a report yet about an accident caused by modest doses of -nols. To be on the safe side beginners should probably take it easy on their very first experiences, because of the “exciting” effect, especially with -nols or TAA. One does get used to the phero effects very quickly, unlike the effects of alcohol which will always “work” to impair motor control and judgement even in small quantities.
Here is a thread by Butterfly about Spaceland: Spaceland-Oh how I needed you!
I will say however that my typing turned to absolute crap after the very first IO experience I had, after the post-phero “crash” 7 hours later; my fingers seemed to be twice as fat as normal, I was hitting two keys where I meant to press just one. It took me quite a while to type up and fix the typos in my first report. Again, this did not seem to me to be potentially catastrophic clumsiness.
As far as the effects on others (who may be driving) go, well, the -none thing did give me pause actually. There have been a couple of other times when I have been a phero-wearing passenger in a car, once with a fair bit of Ishine/IO on (male driver), the other was with a woman driver and I was wearing loads of IFM… nothing perceptibly different or risky seemed to be happening on those occasions, the drivers were driving, talking, changing CDs as normal.