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>It is absolutely shocking to me that research into psychedelics isn't swamped with funding. I find it more shocking that we as a society put up with it. All t
by diogenescynic 9y ago
>It is absolutely shocking to me that research into psychedelics isn't swamped with funding.
I find it more shocking that we as a society put up with it. All the pharmaceutical companies would much rather find synthetic alternatives they can patent/control. Follow the money, as always, and it makes perfect sense.
- anythingnonidin 9y ago> I find it more shocking that we as a society put up with it. Great point.
- sannee 9y ago> I find it more shocking that we as a society put up with it. All the pharmaceutical companies would much rather find synthetic alternatives they can patent/control. Follow the money, as always, and it makes perfect sense. Why are not pharmaceutical companies pushing synthetic psychedelics then? The whole {P,T}IHKAL is full of them, it surely isn't a large problem to cook up another variant to patent.
- anythingnonidin 9y agoGood question. My guess at first pass is that {P,T}IHKAL has explored the easy search space? But, I'm not very certain here. Also, the Usona Institute had a job posting for a psychedelic chemist doing just that earlier this year. They are the group supporting the psilocybin phase 3 trials.