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Johns Hopkins’ Psychedelic Research Center launched The Johns Hopkins’ Psychedelic Research Center is the first in the US and the largest in the world. A group of private donors just gave Johns Hopkins Medicine $17 million to start the Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research, making it the first of its kind in the US […]
Scientists mass produce psilocybin for the first time Scientists mass produce psilocybin, improving production by nearly 500-fold. Andrew Jones and his team of students at Miami University may have developed a research first. As you know, psilocybin- naturally found in magic mushrooms- is in trials with promising results for its use in treating addiction, depression […]
Potential tinnitus cure may have been found A tinnitus cure may be looming in the not-so-distant future. Tinnitus is a hearing condition whereby you hear a buzzing, ringing or throbbing noise in your ear that has not been generated by a usual source. Around 1 in 10 people in the UK and millions of people […]
Watch: Scientists create loudest underwater sound it boils water Watch the loudest underwater sound created by scientists boil water instantly. Imagine a sound so loud it vaporizes whatever it comes into contact with? Now imagine this vaporising sound is that of a tiny water jet – about half the width of a human hair- being […]
Japanese science professor allegedly taught students to make MDMA This Japanese science professor could face jail time for his teaching ‘methods.’ A 61-year-old university professor could face up to 10 years in jail for allegedly teaching his students how to make MDMA to “further their knowledge” of pharmaceuticals. The Kyodo News Agency reported that Tatsunori […]
Scientists gave alligators ketamine for study on hearing Scientists gave alligators ketamine and headphones. The study, published in The Journal of Neuroscience was designed to learn about the neural maps alligators generate to locate noises in their habitats, focusing specifically on interaural time difference (ITD), which is the gap in arrival time of a sound […]
Ever wonder why your Acid trip lasts so long? The brain holds an Acid trip tight. “I wonder if I’ll ever stop tripping,”- most people who have tripped on Acid. As fun as it is, when you’ve been tripping for 16 hours you do start to wonder if you’ll ever be normal again. But we […]
Scientists gave an Octopus MDMA yielding adorable results With so many tentacles to hug, giving an octopus MDMA resulted in a whole lotta love. Ah, the octopus; the trippy alien-looking invertebrate of the ocean who’s lineage is separated by 500 million years of evolution to our own and “show divergent anatomical patterns of brain organisation,” […]
According to a study, your drunk self may actually be the real you Behold, your drunk self is most likely the real you! What a perfect article to round off the week and get you ready for a wild weekend ahead; no more hiding behind “that wasn’t me, it was the alcohol.” Most people are […]
Study finds LSD alters neural response to music in several regions of brain A new study finds LSD alters the neural response to music. We’ve got to appreciate how science explains why we have certain experiences, which in this case has to do with how we experience music when under the influence of LSD. Listening […]
Get galactic as Genetrick presents Starseed, his debut album out on Iboga Records
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Genetrick presents Starseed, his debut album that is out now via Iboga Records. Get galactic with us as we explore his mind.
