Molly Webster

So they go back to the lab, back to the mice, who this time are going to go on a little trip.

So they go back to the lab, back to the mice, who this time are going to go on a little trip.

So they go back to the lab, back to the mice, who this time are going to go on a little trip.

Would you like peek in with like a secret telescope to see what their behavior was like in those two days?

Would you like peek in with like a secret telescope to see what their behavior was like in those two days?

Would you like peek in with like a secret telescope to see what their behavior was like in those two days?

I mean, I'm not sure. Maybe the mouse got acid-washed jeans or something.

I mean, I'm not sure. Maybe the mouse got acid-washed jeans or something.

I mean, I'm not sure. Maybe the mouse got acid-washed jeans or something.

And what Gould and her team saw is that the adult brains on MDMA, they actually went back to that sensitive teenage-like brain state.

And what Gould and her team saw is that the adult brains on MDMA, they actually went back to that sensitive teenage-like brain state.

And what Gould and her team saw is that the adult brains on MDMA, they actually went back to that sensitive teenage-like brain state.

Sure.

Sure.

Sure.

Like the fact that it's a drug that induces social behavior is not why you're seeing social results. It's about the it's about the class of drugs of psychedelics.

Like the fact that it's a drug that induces social behavior is not why you're seeing social results. It's about the it's about the class of drugs of psychedelics.

Like the fact that it's a drug that induces social behavior is not why you're seeing social results. It's about the it's about the class of drugs of psychedelics.

Just to put that in context, it's like a dude tripping in a corner is in a way having the same experience as like a wide-eyed baby soaking up their world or a teenager who cares so much about what everyone else thinks of them. And it's not just that they're experiencing it in the same way. It's that there's an underlying deep biological mechanism that's being shared in all of those situations.

Just to put that in context, it's like a dude tripping in a corner is in a way having the same experience as like a wide-eyed baby soaking up their world or a teenager who cares so much about what everyone else thinks of them. And it's not just that they're experiencing it in the same way. It's that there's an underlying deep biological mechanism that's being shared in all of those situations.