#97 Phenomenology for Psychedelic Researchers
It seems odd that philosophers, particularly those studying consciousness, rarely speak about chemically altered states.
#97 Phenomenology for Psychedelic Researchers Read More »
It seems odd that philosophers, particularly those studying consciousness, rarely speak about chemically altered states.
#97 Phenomenology for Psychedelic Researchers Read More »
How do we know whether a drug is a medicine or a poison? There’s a fine line between the two categories, likely dependent on dosage.
#96 Drugs: medicine or poison? Read More »
My impression of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune (2021), including thoughts on technology, consciousness, and vision-producing drugs.
#95 My impression of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune (2021) Read More »
How might history repeat itself in the roaring 20s of the 21st century, the roaring 2020s, and what roles are psychedelics going to play?
#94 Another post-pandemic roaring 20s Read More »
After buying your ticket, there’s a mental part of you already there, as if your future self is there and is expecting your present self to arrive.
#93 The trip’s not real until you book your ticket Read More »
Biopiracy and psychedelics: to what degree should Western pharmaceutical companies fairly compensate indigenous peoples?
#92 Biopiracy of indigenous people’s psychoactive substances Read More »
Contact and communication with other realms will have to become structured, normalized, and repeated for what comes after initial contact.
#91 Otherworldly embassies, stock exchanges, and general meeting points Read More »
Do all carbon-based ecosystems produce visionary compounds as a kind of “calling card” to contact and communicate with other sentient beings?
#90 Hyperdimensional calling cards on Earth and elsewhere Read More »
I highly recommend working with Plant Medicine Law Group if you work with psychedelics in any way. Cover those bases!
Dr. Michael Marder draws on his knowledge of plant phenomenology in speculating what it is like to be a psychedelic plant.