Dennis McKenna

This is all done at Johns Hopkins. This is Matt Johnson's work, basically, one of Roland Griffith's protégés at the time. So that's an example of these things. But the thing is, you do not have to be sick to benefit from psychedelics. It's approved.

This is all done at Johns Hopkins. This is Matt Johnson's work, basically, one of Roland Griffith's protégés at the time. So that's an example of these things. But the thing is, you do not have to be sick to benefit from psychedelics. It's approved.

This is all done at Johns Hopkins. This is Matt Johnson's work, basically, one of Roland Griffith's protégés at the time. So that's an example of these things. But the thing is, you do not have to be sick to benefit from psychedelics. It's approved.

for therapeutic uses but Things like PTSD and addiction and so on but It can be used to benefit well people as well because it does it improves Your outlook it improves the way that you think in fact One of my colleagues, I was going to recommend that you bring him on the podcast, a good friend of mine and Terrence, a guy named Bruce Dahmer.

for therapeutic uses but Things like PTSD and addiction and so on but It can be used to benefit well people as well because it does it improves Your outlook it improves the way that you think in fact One of my colleagues, I was going to recommend that you bring him on the podcast, a good friend of mine and Terrence, a guy named Bruce Dahmer.

for therapeutic uses but Things like PTSD and addiction and so on but It can be used to benefit well people as well because it does it improves Your outlook it improves the way that you think in fact One of my colleagues, I was going to recommend that you bring him on the podcast, a good friend of mine and Terrence, a guy named Bruce Dahmer.

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He – so he's an exobiologist. He's – an engineer and a biochemist, and he studies, exobiology is the study of extraterrestrial life. Well, there is no extraterrestrial life that we have to study right now. So what we have, what he studies is the origin of life. And he and his colleagues have developed some very groundbreaking theories about the origin of life.

He – so he's an exobiologist. He's – an engineer and a biochemist, and he studies, exobiology is the study of extraterrestrial life. Well, there is no extraterrestrial life that we have to study right now. So what we have, what he studies is the origin of life. And he and his colleagues have developed some very groundbreaking theories about the origin of life.

He – so he's an exobiologist. He's – an engineer and a biochemist, and he studies, exobiology is the study of extraterrestrial life. Well, there is no extraterrestrial life that we have to study right now. So what we have, what he studies is the origin of life. And he and his colleagues have developed some very groundbreaking theories about the origin of life.

And you can look him up, you can look up his website and all that. But what's interesting is that psychedelics has been very useful to him as a creative tool, effectively as a scientific tool. A tool for thinking about nature. and new processes.

And you can look him up, you can look up his website and all that. But what's interesting is that psychedelics has been very useful to him as a creative tool, effectively as a scientific tool. A tool for thinking about nature. and new processes.

And you can look him up, you can look up his website and all that. But what's interesting is that psychedelics has been very useful to him as a creative tool, effectively as a scientific tool. A tool for thinking about nature. and new processes.

He's even founded an organization called minds.org, which is he and some colleagues are developing structured protocols to use psychedelics to apply to scientific problems. Because again, it's this ability to step out of your usual reference frame. You can look at your own problems. You can also look at nature. And you can see things about processes, about natural processes that you miss.

He's even founded an organization called minds.org, which is he and some colleagues are developing structured protocols to use psychedelics to apply to scientific problems. Because again, it's this ability to step out of your usual reference frame. You can look at your own problems. You can also look at nature. And you can see things about processes, about natural processes that you miss.

He's even founded an organization called minds.org, which is he and some colleagues are developing structured protocols to use psychedelics to apply to scientific problems. Because again, it's this ability to step out of your usual reference frame. You can look at your own problems. You can also look at nature. And you can see things about processes, about natural processes that you miss.

One of the things I often say about psychedelics, they bring the background forward.

One of the things I often say about psychedelics, they bring the background forward.