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| | | | | Psychedelic drugs have fascinating, often lasting effects on those who take them in a controlled setting. But how do psychedelics work? This article delves into the science of these hallucinogenic compounds. | |
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plasticbrainblog.com
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| | | | | There is no quick fix for life, no magic chemical bullet for all our troubles. Photo credit: Ben Ahhi/Flickr This post first appeared on Third Wave Amid all the excitement and positivity as we crest the Third Wave of psychedelic medicines, a moment of quiet self-reflection may be in order. In the first of a... | |
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thepsychedelicscientist.com
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| | | | | A version of this article was originally published on High Existence, and The Third Wave. Depression, despite affecting millions worldwide, is still a condition that we don't fully understand. In fact, we understand it so poorly that typical pharmaceutical treatments indiscriminately target whole neurochemical systems, resulting in unstable effectiveness and a host of side-effects. Up... | |
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www.e-flux.com
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| | | [AI summary] This text is a complex and interdisciplinary exploration of ecological and mythological themes, particularly focusing on the Chthulucene as a new epoch following the Anthropocene and Capitalocene. It weaves together concepts from environmental science, feminist theory, science fiction, and ancient mythology to envision a future where humanity and non-human entities coexist in a more symbiotic relationship. The text references various mythological figures such as Gaia, Potnia Theron, and Medusa, and discusses the importance of chthonic (underworld) powers in shaping ecological and cultural narratives. It also touches on the role of science fiction in imagining alternative futures and the need for a more inclusive and sustainable relationship with... | ||
