The American Journal of Psychiatry devoted an entire issue to research on psychedelics.
Read moreLoneliness and Being Alone
We live in a bustling, crowded world, yet loneliness appears to be on the rise.
Why are so many of us feeling isolated and what can we do about it?
Read moreIs Time Real?
A British physicist working in solitude has produced work that challenges everything we thought we knew about time.
Julian Barbour, based in Oxfordshire, has spent over five decades developing a theory that redefines the nature of reality.
Read morePsilocybin and the Brain
Research results, which appear in the journal Nature, suggest that psychedelic drugs work by disrupting certain brain networks, especially one that helps people form a sense of space, time and self.
Read moreHave Gratitude!
Counting our blessings is an age-old piece of advice – but it turns out that writing lists of good things that happen to us actually does help improve our mood.
Read moreThe Future of MDMA Research
Psychedelics for Addiction, Depression and Anorexia
Psychedelics or SSRI's?
This new research looks at the effect of psilocybin versus escitalopram on depression symptom severity in patients with moderate-to-severe major depressive disorder.
Read moreHuman Consciousness
Central to his theory is the concept of hyperdimensionality — the intriguing possibility that our universe harbors more dimensions than the four we can perceive (three spatial dimensions and one of time).
Read moreDid the Psychedelic Research Bubble Burst?
The psychedelic renaissance is now at a point of reckoning, and the extraordinary promise of these drugs to quickly and easily transform lives for the better is starting to look more like a fever dream.
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