>These findings suggest that the sustained occurrence of psychedelic phenomenology constitutes an elevated level of consciousness - as measured by neural signal diversity.
When I ask why LSD was prohibited, he has a surprisingly simple three-word answer: "the Vietnam war". Essentially, when its use spread to the general population in the mid 1960s, "Young Americans realised they didn't want to fight any more. That brought a huge tension into society. So they had to create reasons for banning the drug. Everyone knew the arguments were totally specious. But no one stood up.
Psychedelics are non-addictive I still don't know why they're illegal.
Adam Barnes
still safer than ssris
Brody Young
>Accidental death and overdose is way more common on alcohol, what's your point? This argument is such a meem >We already have legal poison! Why not more?