Guide to Microdosing: Common Substances, Benefits, and Risks
Microdosing is becoming more and more common as people are gaining benefits from small doses of various, common substances. Read here to learn more.
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The Drug War: A Guide to Understanding the War on Drugs
“War on Drugs” has been the US governments campaign against drug use. How has it actually effected the country? Read to learn more.
Coronavirus: The Cognitive Epidemic
On Bulletproof Radio, Dave Asprey spoke to anthropologist and cognitive scientist Samuel Veissière Ph.D about the coronavirus being a cognitive epidemic.
Trippy Talk: Ronan Levy on Legalizing Psychedelic Therapy
In this interview, Ronan Levy discusses how his company, Field Trip Ventures, is building the infrastructure for legal psychedelic therapy.
Living in Dangerous Times
I consider television, and most recently the development of social media, to be the most powerful mind-control ‘drugs’ that have yet been developed, with their effectiveness at influencing and controlling docile (and often legally sedated) populations unparalleled in human history.
Nepal’s Lost Horizon
I began a journey with Nepal and her people in 1993 and was straightaway humbled and magnetized by the culture, larger-than-life mythologies and warm-hearted hospitality.
Reflections on ESC & the Psychedelic Renaissance
ESC is a nonprofit launched in late 2013 and dedicated to “assuring the sustainability and safe use of traditional plants,” of which ayahuasca has been the clear priority thus far. All in all, ESC seems well-intentioned. So what are 17 experts (now 62) from Canada, Brazil, the UK, Australia, Costa Rica, Mexico, the US, and Colombia up in arms about?
You Have a Constitutional Right to Psychedelics
Who has the right to rule on what ideas you may and may not consider? Who has the right to regulate how you chose to use your mind? Not the Congress of the United States, not the Drug Enforcement Administration, not the National Institute of Drug Abuse.
Why Did Our Brains Stop Expanding?
In the forest the human brain was expanding at a phenomenal rate. Around 200,000 to 150,000 years ago, this process came to an end. The brain stopped expanding and started to shrink. Brain shrinkage appears to coincide with major dietary change.
Empowering Public Wisdom: Chapter 6
Without deliberation we don’t get public wisdom. Even in an individual, wisdom does not come from experience or teachings alone. How do we generate public wisdom with, by, and for a whole population?