Andrew Huberman· PhD
It seems to be pretty long lasting for these phenomenon.
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It seems to be pretty long lasting for these phenomenon.
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obviously the things we're talking about psilocybian and MDMA at least have the potential if done correctly to make you a better version of you long after that medicine is gone
but really the things in this camp you have to really ask yourself how often am i doing this and why am i doing this and so you know i put cocaine very clearly in this camp right it clearly changes your state and i've never done cocaine but the people i talk to who love it tell me how great they feel when they do it but they can't make a compelling case for me that it makes them better when they're not on cocaine 100 and the same is true for alcohol in reality so so one you know you have to be careful about the use of those things and obviously the things we're talking about psilocybin and mdma at least have the potential if done correctly to make you a better version of you long after that medicine is gone