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The idea is that we've become injured by life, adversity, trauma, get reinforced in a particular

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But I think there's something to it. I don't think it's all defensive reasons, but I think there's something

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parameters, if you want.

Robin Carhart Harris is a neuroscientist and leading researcher in psychedelic therapy, known for

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Our first patient had been on, I don't know how many antidepressants.

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