So I'm really happy to see that psychedelic moor are on that path. But again, just because it's legalized does not give you the right to over consume and I think that's going to be the problem that we see. Or who knows, mushrooms are very strong. It might just take that one hard deep learning lesson which is sometimes they do that
Marley Musarra
@MarleyMusarra · 0:51
Well, that story of you being on the surgical table was so epic. I loved hearing that, and it was just super intriguing and interesting and inspiring. But, yeah, I'm totally with you. I think that these psychedelics and some of these other plant medicines, they are medicine, right? Like, they're such beautiful medicine
DJCZ
@JonnyCitizen · 5:00
What's crack? And Johnny Citizen here. It's a very interesting topic that you bring up and one that is finding its way into more and more conversations, but still sort of not very popular. And that's not to say that it's unpopular, meaning that people don't like it. It's actually just not very common, at least that I hear about it in more mainstream sources. It's very, very interesting to me
J Moor
@Phase_Reality · 5:00
When I try to deny it and saying like, no, I don't want to do this anymore, blah, blah. Then it's like, well, then it's a little rough. But psilocybin, psilocybin is definitely going to be a medication of the future for at least mental health patients and veterans and people with addiction problems. Yeah, it's a h*** of an experience