LSD makes one view reality in a whole different light.
Mescaline makes one laugh at authority.
And psilocyn makes little bunny rabbits look like great big bunny rabbits.
All have a 'subversive' effect on young, restless minds.

I'd like to try this experience. I never have.

The main problem as I see it is that it's difficult to safely and legally obtain them. It is easy to get something that's "cut" or impure or not the dosage you think it is. I would like to see them legalized and properly manufactured.

There's a lot of literature out there on "micro-dosing" for various benefits; these should be researched properly. I've heard for example that very small doses of LSD -- a bit shy of when you start perceiving your surroundings as "brightening" -- is supposed to improve depression when nothing else works, and is supposed to be good for improving focus and creativity. These claims should be substantiated.

...wish it were easier for me to get my hands on some..

I never had any problems with LSD. That was in the early 70s. It certainly made me less fearful and apprehensive of the unknown, kept my mind open to new experiences and created a bond with the people who were with me then.
Now I have more to worry about. my body is broken and now presents a liability. But I would probably eat some mushrooms. I have fond memories of the incredible sense o f well being.

first - shrooms are the safest of the recreational drugs. safer even than marijuana. I think that in a few decades we'll discover that a proper recuperation from depression starts with a shroom trip. I also believe such a trip will be a standard prescription for a variety of mental ills and psych maintenance.