No.: Such communication might be believable when you are "high" but it most certainly isn't. It is tough enough communicating with co-workers directly let alone strangers through the mind.
Answered 5/9/2016
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Mind communication: There is no documented evidence that experiencing hallucinations is a form of mind communication. Auditory hallucinations are caused by stimulation of certain areas of the brain resembling the perception of sound, but merely chemical in nature. The thought process might be altered as well, producing delusional ideas, paranoia or grandiosity. Drugs are potent stimulants or depressants.
Answered 10/4/2016
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Headed for trouble: You are in deep trouble from your meth addiction. If you don't stop immediately, you could wind up like those homeless guys who walk down the street yelling at their armpits. Your voices aren't real. There is nothing to communicate with anyone. Get help with your addiction immediately!
Answered 3/1/2013
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