> I find it best to argue in good faith when coming to these kinds of low-data conversations. Nobody on here would say the same about arguments in favour of th

> I find it best to argue in good faith when coming to these kinds of low-data conversations. Nobody on here would say the same about arguments in favour of the magical power of acai berry, and I see no reason why we should treat even more extraordinary zero-data claims of a 'self taught, uncredentialled' guy who sells mushroom based supplements for a living[1] with a greater degree of deference. There's actual research going on into psychedelics potentially benefiting people with depression or Alzheimers, but we don't need to put people explaining that mass consumption of psychoactives is a viable alternative to industrialisation and will create more Einsteins on the same pedestal [1]https://fungi.com/pages/about-us https://fungi.com/pages/about-us