Brigham Buhler

And it reduces the need for prescription medicines. And it reduces the need for all the things that I'm telling you these entities are profiteering off of. So they have no incentive in allowing these things into the marketplace because it disrupts revenue.

And it reduces the need for prescription medicines. And it reduces the need for all the things that I'm telling you these entities are profiteering off of. So they have no incentive in allowing these things into the marketplace because it disrupts revenue.

And it reduces the need for prescription medicines. And it reduces the need for all the things that I'm telling you these entities are profiteering off of. So they have no incentive in allowing these things into the marketplace because it disrupts revenue.

I'm bigger passionate about psychedelics. I'm not against medical marijuana, but marijuana in certain patient populations, like people who have anxiety or schizophrenia or these different mental health issues, it can exasperate. There are outliers. But I mean, I think there's a lot of benefit too. You know, I honestly, my view is a lot like what Rogan says it all the time.

I'm bigger passionate about psychedelics. I'm not against medical marijuana, but marijuana in certain patient populations, like people who have anxiety or schizophrenia or these different mental health issues, it can exasperate. There are outliers. But I mean, I think there's a lot of benefit too. You know, I honestly, my view is a lot like what Rogan says it all the time.

I'm bigger passionate about psychedelics. I'm not against medical marijuana, but marijuana in certain patient populations, like people who have anxiety or schizophrenia or these different mental health issues, it can exasperate. There are outliers. But I mean, I think there's a lot of benefit too. You know, I honestly, my view is a lot like what Rogan says it all the time.

Like if somebody's a piece of, they're going to look for an excuse as to why. Right. I've had friends that blame marijuana for being potheads and lazy, but you were lazy before you ever smoked marijuana. I don't think it's going to derail someone's life, but there are outliers in every sense. There's no such thing as a free lunch.

Like if somebody's a piece of, they're going to look for an excuse as to why. Right. I've had friends that blame marijuana for being potheads and lazy, but you were lazy before you ever smoked marijuana. I don't think it's going to derail someone's life, but there are outliers in every sense. There's no such thing as a free lunch.

Like if somebody's a piece of, they're going to look for an excuse as to why. Right. I've had friends that blame marijuana for being potheads and lazy, but you were lazy before you ever smoked marijuana. I don't think it's going to derail someone's life, but there are outliers in every sense. There's no such thing as a free lunch.

So even with psychedelics, I'm a proponent of decriminalizing and allowing psychedelics to help treat some of these mental health issues, because honestly, the efficacy is better than anything in the marketplace. But it's still a medicine and there's still going to be outliers and we still need to tread lightly. And there is no such thing as a silver bullet that has no risk factor.

So even with psychedelics, I'm a proponent of decriminalizing and allowing psychedelics to help treat some of these mental health issues, because honestly, the efficacy is better than anything in the marketplace. But it's still a medicine and there's still going to be outliers and we still need to tread lightly. And there is no such thing as a silver bullet that has no risk factor.

So even with psychedelics, I'm a proponent of decriminalizing and allowing psychedelics to help treat some of these mental health issues, because honestly, the efficacy is better than anything in the marketplace. But it's still a medicine and there's still going to be outliers and we still need to tread lightly. And there is no such thing as a silver bullet that has no risk factor.

And so what are the risk factors and who's involved? The bigger fear I have is, and I think we were talking off air before this, is how captured psychedelics already are and how it's become a billionaire's arms race.

And so what are the risk factors and who's involved? The bigger fear I have is, and I think we were talking off air before this, is how captured psychedelics already are and how it's become a billionaire's arms race.

And so what are the risk factors and who's involved? The bigger fear I have is, and I think we were talking off air before this, is how captured psychedelics already are and how it's become a billionaire's arms race.

To see who's going to bring something to market first and profiteer off it, which just kind of sucks because baby steps like let's get the general public's buy in and let's bring this to the masses and let's help our wounded soldiers and military personnel that are suffering from anxiety and depression and need these treatments more than anything.

To see who's going to bring something to market first and profiteer off it, which just kind of sucks because baby steps like let's get the general public's buy in and let's bring this to the masses and let's help our wounded soldiers and military personnel that are suffering from anxiety and depression and need these treatments more than anything.

To see who's going to bring something to market first and profiteer off it, which just kind of sucks because baby steps like let's get the general public's buy in and let's bring this to the masses and let's help our wounded soldiers and military personnel that are suffering from anxiety and depression and need these treatments more than anything.

And then on the back end, you billionaires can worry about how you're going to profiteer off it.

And then on the back end, you billionaires can worry about how you're going to profiteer off it.