Andrew Gallimore

that isn't simply trying to explain away DMT, explain it, but actually says, OK, this is a uncharted land that's fascinating, it's inordinately complex and vast and filled with intelligences.

Let's treat it like that as explorers.

What does a research organization aimed at studying that look like?

You know, and we imagine, I imagine that

You're not just sending, you know, for example, let's take the structure of the DMT space, right?

It's this highly complex, geometrically and topologically strange domain.

So we send in people who are experts, who are mathematicians.

We send in a mathematician to study the topology of the space, to study how the space is structured.

The entities, they often try to communicate.

They use strange symbols and strange code.

Oh, let's send in a linguist who can study their language.

And so you're sending in people with their own specialities.

to actually formally study the DMT space.

And what's even better is we now have a venue for this.

So we're actually, we have a, I work with a company called Illusis.

We have a special license from a country in the Caribbean, St.

Vincent and the Grenadines.

And we are setting up a retreat center, stroke research center,

to provide DMTX that is 100% legal, that is safe.

You know, you've got anesthesiologists, psychiatrists and nurses in a perfect setting that's also being designed in part by Carl Smith as well.