Now administering third eye drops. If you take seriously the possibility, which I do, that DMT does allow us to interface with some other intelligence, whatever and wherever that might be,

it kind of looks like some kind of communication technology.

Then my question is well how do we develop it as the technology?

We take seriously again that we're interfacing with some other intelligence which is a remarkable

mind-blowing possibility then how do we develop it?

Welcome back to the transmission my friends. then how do we develop it?

Welcome back to the transmission, my friends.

I have been spelunking into the realms of high weirdness,

the esoteric and altered states for a number of years now.

And I can confirm from experience, as I'm sure many of you can,

that what you're going to find in said corners definitely runs the gamut in terms of purity,

usefulness, and profundity. But one area of inquiry of said high weirdness that never ceases to melt my brain are collectively

visionary molecules.

Just how profoundly and undeniably they can alter our perception

our minds, but also how healing they can be, how much wisdom they can yield

sometimes in an unbelievably brief span of time.

And this is just stupendously, superfluously true when it comes to a deceivingly humble looking little molecule called

DMT because within moments it catapults you into alien worlds of hyperbolic geometry and beauty but also and potentially most strangely

intelligence that is a realm that really feels lived in brimming with beings and consciousness.

And all of those are just a few reasons why neuroscientists and neuropharmacologist

Dr Andrew Galamore is, I think it's fair to say, utterly

obsessed with it. He's even helped develop technologies and design studies that will allow people

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