> one of the most import pieces of research that needs to be done on them is their capability to induce a false sense of the profound, and make people believe p

> one of the most import pieces of research that needs to be done on them is their capability to induce a false sense of the profound, and make people believe psychedelics will fix everything about the world. Not only should that be studied, but it should be more generally studied in regard to anything. How often does a politician, company, or product make similar claims? How many people then believe those claims to be true, even if they can be demonstrably shown to be false? There's a reason the majority of civilizations failed.