Robin Carhart-Harris

There's no music listening that I'm aware of that they experience.

So yeah.

It's very, very noisy, claustrophobic and all the things you say.

So, you know, looking at the results at that high level, all of these depression trials, now there's a couple of eating disorder trials.

We've got one coming out very soon.

Looking at psilocybin therapy for anorexia that reports positive results.

Obsessive compulsive disorder.

If we're including MDMA, the PTSD results are very promising.

Very large positive effect sizes there.

There are anxiety disorders.

There's a phase three trial LSD therapy for general anxiety disorder.

There are addiction disorders, alcohol use disorder, opiate use disorder, cocaine out of Alabama.

There's a lot and I'll be missing things.

And there's also the

the weight of evidence in favor of betterment of well people or the worried well, if you want.

So improvements in well-being, life satisfaction, sense of meaning in life, flourishing, these positive psychology domains, that's very reliable as well.

And also in a mixed methods approach, and what do I mean by that?

So surveying people taking psychedelics in the wild, as we say,

Meaning in every kind of context, they could be a burning man.

They could be in their bedroom.