Stoned Philosopher, also known as Munkhjin Genghis Gantulga. He is the original founder and creator of Stoner Philosophy . Stoner philosophy's motto is "with positivity, possible is a possibility." There are no rules, laws or ideologies that should limit your potential, your only limit and boundary should be your imagination. Because life is limitless and boundless. Many search for the universe, but they fail to realize it has been within them the whole time. Stoner philosophy's goal is to allow the human race to unlock their true power and potential and true purpose that has been locked away deep inside their subconscious and their soul. "Impossible you may say? possible i say." -The Stoned Philosopher

The full background and reason for the very existence and funcuality of the most innate objects—usually sounds stupid except to the philosopher

A hardened mycelium mass that contains both psilocybin and psilicon. Commonly referred to as "philosopher stones" or sclerotia, they produce a trip very similar if not identical to that of the p. cubensis "shroom" species.
Philosopher Stones are produced invitro, making it much more stealthy and easy to grow as compared to the actual mushrooms the Philosopher Stones are capable of producing.

There are 3 strains currently available:

1.Psilocybe mexicana

2.Psilocybe tampanensis

3.Psilocybe atlantis

When you think up something brilliantly righteous while baked.

A mythical stone which alchemy practically revolves around. It was desired by a lot of entrepreneurs (see suckers) in the dark ages because of its promise to turn ordinary materials like coal into gold. Naturally, all of those who sought the stone practiced alchemy, and not surprisingly they came up empty-handed.

Being in a deep state of thought as a result of consuming marijuana

An ideal that gives hope to the lost. Some would argue that there's an actual scientific formula combining lead and gold... following an array chart, of course. Greek Mythology relates the God "Mercury" somehow in the transformation process, but there isn't much documentation to support his role in the process other than he too was searching.....and I think he had wings on his ankles. The Philosophers Stone was hands down, The best song ever recorded by Van Morrison. The Philosophers stone gives hope to those searching for a home.