Thanks for the welcome! I do not know many people philosophical enough to have such an awesome response as yours was. I did not mean to imply that there is only the subjective reality. Obviously that is the one that we focus the most on because that is what our minds perceive from our external stimuli. In light of my examples dealing with an unknown reality as with quantum computing and the double slit experiment, I was trying to imply that there is a reality far stranger than we could ever imagine (as your quote also indicated). This is where the objective reality comes in. The inter-subjective and inter-objective from person to person and from society I believe is just a derivative of the more general subjective and objective realities.

Before psychedelics, I only saw the subjective reality. Now, I feel that I try to see everything from a more objective standpoint and that there usually is more to something than I can perceive. In a sense this makes me feel 'more alive' because I have more thoughts on topic 'A' than I would have had many years ago.

This is a complex topic so I am not completely sure if what I just said makes sense to you, but I hope it does.