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This is my concern as well. One could strongly argue that government & quite a few special interest would prefer the research was directed toward 'non-hallucin
by elevenoh 6y ago
This is my concern as well.
One could strongly argue that government & quite a few special interest would prefer the research was directed toward 'non-hallucinogenic' research paths.
Why? Psychedelic 'hallucinations' aka altered perception have lasting effects on your outlook on reality, and it typically orients folks a little more toward to truth (e.g. concluding "maybe my life of empty materialism & status chasing isn't as deeply satisfying as I've come to believe." or "maybe I don't need daily zoloft if I change my values & life.").
Aside: Non-hallucinogenic psych analogous could be useful for folks with schizophrenia or panic.
- pmoriarty 6y ago"Non-hallucinogenic psych analogous could be useful for folks with schizophrenia or panic." There was some early research which reported success in using LSD and psilocybin to treat schizophrenia in children: https://maps.org/news-letters/v07n3/07318fis.html https://maps.org/news-letters/v07n3/07318fis.html
- elevenoh 6y agowild. Aside: I've seen cannabis contribute to schizo onset.