Reggie Watts

There was another guy, Brandon, who has a longevity Institute in Las Vegas.

When I went to the Sensoria, it's a, essentially it's a, let's call it a wizard meetup, but it's Sensoria is like a consortium of neuroscientists and psychonauts that meet in outside of Porto, Portugal on a, this kind of resort space.

And then they give talks about like the current state of neuroscience and pharma, psychopharmacology and,

dealing with like tribal indigenous medicines all the way to new synthesized compounds.

And then there's an apothecary and you go through like a

a psych eval and a healthy eval, it's loose, you know, it's not like super simple, but it's honest and you present this information.

So they have that, there's a whole system, but you can go to the apothecary in the evening and you can ask for 200 milligrams of methequiline and blah, blah, blah, blah, format and blah, blah, blah, blah, mixper or whatever it is.

And you can like create these stacks and then they note all the amounts that you take.

So you'll have a record of everything that you've taken at different times.

And then you can see the compounds list and see your different stacks and, you know, go about that way.

And psychonautics is an interesting practice because for a long time I was like, oh, I'm just a drug user, you know, like I love drugs.

But I've never thought of myself as like, I use drugs or I'm a drug user.

I like drugs.

I like drugs because a lot of people are afraid of them.

And everything in life is a drug.

Life is the drug, you know, and drugs are not outside of life.

Life, drugs, weather, whatever it is.

That's all made of the same materials and all the same molecules as everything in the universe.

So it's not something outside of yourself at the viewpoint because of, again, capitalism.

It's like, oh, this is an extra thing that's added that makes you feel a certain way.