Where Were These Trials When I was in College?
And why didn’t I become a scientist?
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University recently completed a two year study on the psychological effect that magic mushrooms have on human beings. The research was conducted by giving psilocybin to 36 volunteers and then asking them how it felt. This research is also commonly done at every single college in the world 7 days a week.
Anyway, according to the researchers:
"Even at the 14-month follow-up, 58 percent of 36 volunteers rated the experience on the psilocybin session as among the five most personally meaningful experiences of their lives and 67 percent rated it among the five most spiritually significant experiences of their lives.”
So, there you go. Hallucinogens are good. At least science tells us so.*
* There may have been some caveats and warnings in their findings. I didn’t get much past the word mushrooms in the article.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University recently completed a two year study on the psychological effect that magic mushrooms have on human beings. The research was conducted by giving psilocybin to 36 volunteers and then asking them how it felt. This research is also commonly done at every single college in the world 7 days a week.
Anyway, according to the researchers:
"Even at the 14-month follow-up, 58 percent of 36 volunteers rated the experience on the psilocybin session as among the five most personally meaningful experiences of their lives and 67 percent rated it among the five most spiritually significant experiences of their lives.”
So, there you go. Hallucinogens are good. At least science tells us so.*
* There may have been some caveats and warnings in their findings. I didn’t get much past the word mushrooms in the article.
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