Are the psychedlic experiences different? More or less intense?

Are any of these legal and safe for consumption?

the later contains no psilocin or psilocybin but (i think) Muscorum?
ive tried it, basically you vomit, then feel dizy and tired, oh boy. id call it more of a funky poison than a drug. simmilar to my opinion on nutmeg.

dont go picking without an experienced guide. I cant stress that enough. if you dont know any....well look where you are, the shroomery... ask around. it sure beats death, illness, hospital bills, angry parents, liver transplants, glasses of charcoal, kidney transplants, dialisis. etc.
might as well stick to the psilocybes ans paneolis tho. IMHO

The neurotropic fungi are divided into several groups.
(1) species with psilocybine's indoles (P. cubensis, etc.); (2) species with ibotenic acid (a. muscaria, etc.); (3) ergot fungi (claciceps sp. i.e., LSD, etc.); and 94) species used as sacred fungi but without any reliable chemical studies.

In the first group are Psilocybe (117 species), Gyumnopilus (14 species), Panaeolus (13 species), Copelandia (12 species), Hypholoma (6 species, Pluteus (6 species), Inocybe (6 species), Conocybe (4 species), Panaeolina (4 species),Gerronema (2 species), and Agrocybe, Galerina and Mycena (each with one species).

In the second group are Amanita muscaira, A. Pantrherina and A. regalis, and two other species of Amanita.

In the third group are the ergot alkaloid fungi Claviceps of which there are 4 species and Cordyceps of which there are two species.

In the fourth group are the pscyhoactive bolets (two genera with eight species--Russula [6 species and 5 species in 3 genera of gasteromycetes, puffballs).

Mj