Yep, we're getting there. Use of psychedelics in therapy isn't a magic pill -- the patient still has to be aware, but yeah, it's great. It isn't just applicabl

Yep, we're getting there. Use of psychedelics in therapy isn't a magic pill -- the patient still has to be aware, but yeah, it's great. It isn't just applicable for those with PTSD. There is a Brazilian group that is trying therapy for those who have committed heinous crimes. There's healing in that as well. Lastly: I think the rising of VR/AR tech into the mainstream, such as the Oculus Rift, Magic Leap, and the Hololens will do a lot for reducing the stigma of psychedelic therapy. Those technologies don't even scratch the surface of the kinds of experiences of psychedelics, yet even though they are relatively primitive in comparison, they are capable of inducing existential crises. I think that, more than anything else, along with accessibility to the mainstream, will change a lot of things for us. Now, if there are visionary artists willing to work on VR experiences ... :-D