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The study did not look for a causation, yet it hinted "there is strong reason to believe that psychedelic substances increase nature relatedness as a function o
by jamez1 9y ago
The study did not look for a causation, yet it hinted "there is strong reason to believe that psychedelic substances increase nature relatedness as a function of their ego-dissolving effects."
This is not science, this is academic rubbish. The only thing they have a strong reason to believe is that a correlation exists.
Maybe people who walk in forests are more likely to pick mushrooms and take them? I wish universities were held to some sort of scrutiny, instead they pollute the pool of human knowledge with rubbish.