Tim Ferriss

Are you serious?

Yeah.

It is shocking.

Shocking.

So like the three, let's just call it current, it could get replaced, but pillars of the

mental health, like, technology stool for me that are most interesting.

Ketones and metabolic psychiatry.

Brain stimulation or bioelectric medicine, more broadly, bioelectric medicine, and then psychedelic-assisted therapies.

But I'm tool agnostic.

Like, psychedelics at the time were most interesting, most compelling because of some of the effects that you were seeing and the durability, right, with PTSD.

with major depressive disorder, with alcoholism, through, like, NYU addiction, which, by the way, is not new.

We were doing this research with LSD in, like, the 50s.

Were we really?

Yeah, 50s and 60s.

And then once Nixon signed it off into Prohibition era, that all went away.

And there were a lot of political motivations behind that.

There was not a scientific reason for that.

It was more politically motivated.

But... the point being that...

I'm very excited about what the future holds for psychedelic-assisted therapies.