But then like I don't know where I'm going with this because it almost sounds like I'm defending him.

Yeah.

But I'm not because it seems like what he's doing is, uh, wait, is it dangerous?

Um, well, it sounded like he was starting to become a danger to himself and others to people who were helping him.

Like there are some videos of people saying they, people have been in his place and tried

to, what do you call it, trip sitter?

Yeah.

Like sit there and watch him and make sure he's okay.

And he was starting to become a lot more volatile and dangerous towards people apparently

and threatening to harm himself, harm others potentially.

And, um, okay.

So if it's going to that regard, then yeah, I guess he is going to end up in home.

Yeah, and then once you're there, though, how long does it take for your brain to return to homeostasis or does it?

So if he's actually microdosing this stuff constantly, meaning he's keeping himself in a continuous trip. Once he gets off it,

and then once you, like, the psychosis, where, like, how long does it take the psychosis to wear

off? It's different for everybody. There are some people where once they, you know, their

schizophrenia comes to the surface, they never lose it. They're like, that's them. And I mean,

there are stories of people being admitted to the hospital and they don't get out. Like,

that's where they live now. For other people, it's impossible to say how long. It could be weeks. It

could be months. Generally, I think it's about a few weeks to a couple months where people are in these like perpetual psychotic states.

Doesn't sound as bad as I was thinking, to be honest. I thought it was going to be years potentially.

No, and he'll likely complete, like if this is like a blip, he will likely return back to normal to a very large degree.

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