Michelle’s Reviews > How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence > Status Update
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“I’m also sensitive to the limitations of the scientific-materialist perspective and believe that nature (including the human mind) still holds deep mysteries toward which science can sometimes seem arrogant and unjustifiably dismissive”
i don’t trust people who’ve never done mind-altering drugs. i think it’s incurious and cowardly to choose to view all of existence through such a myopic lens.
— Feb 05, 2019 10:43AM
i don’t trust people who’ve never done mind-altering drugs. i think it’s incurious and cowardly to choose to view all of existence through such a myopic lens.
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this book got very boring, very fast. it might be better if you’ve been never done any drugs or aren’t aware that hallucinogens are the most promising treatment for depression and anxiety.
— Mar 25, 2019 11:21AM
Michelle
is on page 12 of 465
“I’m also sensitive to the limitations of the scientific-materialist perspective and believe that nature (including the human mind) still holds deep mysteries toward which science can sometimes seem arrogant and unjustifiably dismissive”
i don’t trust people who’ve never done mind-altering drugs. how can one be so incurious and fearful to choose to view all of existence through a myopic lens?!
— Feb 05, 2019 10:34AM
i don’t trust people who’ve never done mind-altering drugs. how can one be so incurious and fearful to choose to view all of existence through a myopic lens?!