Syd Barrett

What actually happened to Syd? We all know that you can't actually "overdose" on LSD

Every dose of LSD is an overdose. It irreversibly cracks your mind.

Sure you can, you just can't die from it.

His brain turned to jelly

A trip is an overdose you dolt you're literally poisoning your brain with fungus. But I get what you're saying you can't die from excessive amounts of psychedelics.

The massive amounts of acid accelerated mental health issues he had. I don't think he was ever properly diagnosed but it's pretty much certain he had schizophrenia. Acid doesn't create schizophrenia, and he probably would've began to show symptoms anyways, but the acid made it 10x worse and made it happen sooner. It's like how Brian Wilson started hearing voices after he first took acid. He would've gotten it anyways but the drugs made it start earlier and worse. It brings out and amplifies underlying mental illness in some people. Syd may have actually been able to function better if it weren't for the amount of LSD he did.

TL;DR: it didn't cause it but it certainly made it worse.

Lmao why would you be so desperate to try to participate in a discussion on a topic you know nothing about? I don't get it

You absolutely can. LSD is enough like other drugs that overuse results in diminished returns, so overusing it will gradually result in you needing more and more dosage to have a good time and feeling shitty when in a resting state. LSD is also a long lasting drug, especially the stuff back then which was the real shit; potent and pure. You could drop two tabs a day and never come down and sober up proper if you time it right. A bad trip can also badly fuck you up and cause your inner demons to really outpour which is what happened to Syd. One time he was dosed then locked in a room on a bad trip or something like that.

It was Roger, he Muscled him out , was the posh kid over achiever , Sid (already schizophrenic ) questioned his life for 6 years while pink Floyd went on to Pompey

Interestingly sid never stopped influencing the band, he was a real pschonaught

Stop trying to make 'posh' a worldwide thing.