> Yes, I think it is, even if it is a very effective placebo. My point is that you don't need a psychedelic to cure depression of PTSD. Have you taken into con

> Yes, I think it is, even if it is a very effective placebo. My point is that you don't need a psychedelic to cure depression of PTSD. Have you taken into consideration the important distinction between abstract reality and object level reality? Some fires can be put out with a fire extinguisher, but not all fires can be. Yet, it is objectively true (though misinformative, an extremely popular meme ~2 years ago) to say that "fire can be extinguished with a fire extinguisher". Or if that's too poorly stated: "you don't need a psychedelic to cure depression of PTSD" is only true to the degree that it is true, and it is not possible for you to know that degree - thus, your mind fills the gaps of the unknown, and you take it as true, as you have been conditioned for decades to do. "It is unknown" is not an option available, to you. But then that's ~~just~~ my opinion, I could be wrong.