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Reasons I stopped

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Given that psychedelic research has been historically taboo and repressed, it feels necessary to preface this list with the assertion that these reasons are very personal and not intended to condemn anyone's behavior or interests. I am very glad and appreciative that more conversations and deep research is being done on psychedelics. I just don't want to do it anymore, and I want to share why. The Enzymatic Pathway for Psilocybin Expressed in Yeast was published. This alone was not enough to make me quit, I was still excited about scobification, increasing routes of access, enabling access on one’s own terms, and expressing pathways for other psychedelics like 5-MeO DMT and mescaline in yeast. But for better or worse, losing the novelty factor did affect my motivation. I Became Embedded in Psychedelic Community and Witnessed People... Declare epiphanies, without signs of integration, growth, or psychological improvement. Mistake recreation for deep therapeutic work. I don’t know that e

Reasons I stopped Search this site Embedded Files Skip to main content Skip to navigation Some Reasons Why I stopped working on Psiloscoby Given that psychedelic research has been historically taboo and repressed, it feels necessary to preface this list with the assertion that these reasons are very personal and not intended to condemn anyone's behavior or interests. I am very glad and appreciative that more conversations and deep research is being done on psychedelics. I just don't want to do it anymore, and I want to share why. The Enzymatic Pathway for Psilocybin Expressed in Yeast was publ

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