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Episode 2 - Hamilton Morris
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone! This was originally planned as a March release, but with the DEA hearings and Reddit and specifically r/Psychonaut itself being a subject of DEA Hearings, we all felt it would work better being released earlier. That said, here's the second episode!
In this conversation, we discuss the evolution of the r/Psychonaut subreddit, its influence on recent DEA hearings regarding psychedelics, and the balance between transparency and secrecy in drug discussions. We explore the challenges of moderating online communities, the importance of evidence-based discussions, and the role of advocacy in drug policy reform.
The conversation also touches on the intersection of spirituality and science in the context of psychedelics, emphasizing the need for responsible dialogue and community involvement.
In this conversation, Hamilton and 3L1T3 delve into the complexities of drug use, particularly focusing on psychedelics and the societal perceptions surrounding them. They discuss the dangers of pharmacological elitism, the fentanyl crisis, and the need for comprehensive drug policy reform. The conversation also touches on the economics of psychedelic therapy, the importance of understanding the cumulative impact of drug use, and the value of challenging experiences in psychedelic journeys. They emphasize the necessity of de-stigmatizing these substances and fostering a more informed dialogue about their potential benefits and risks.
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1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. The Importance of Transparency in Drug Discussions (00:02:50)
3. Community Involvement and Advocacy for Drug Reform (00:13:06)
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