Robert Johnson

How are we going to how are we going to change these laws in Denver, man?

You know, how are we going to

How are we going to change the world?

And then, you know, experientially, you talk to people and there's, I always joke, there's no small talk in mushrooms.

You know, I meet people and I'm just like, hey, I'm into mushrooms.

What do you know about it?

People will start crying.

They'll start telling me about their problems.

their body dysmorphia or whatever they got over.

Because I think that presence that you're talking about with psychedelics and then the neurological childlike mind that you're being brought to, it's really presenting you in that moment

This addiction that I have, nicotine, sex, alcohol, whatever it is, that's a choice.

And really, that's what it is.

And it's so much easier said than done to say, oh, yeah, smoking nicotine is a choice, right?

And just throw it away.

We all know it's super addictive.

But psychedelics are so powerful in your mind and can bring you such awareness that you

that they are just a shortcut to finding out these things, these ultimate truths about, I think, life and the universe.

And, you know, everything.

Yeah.

Yeah.