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I've been thinking a lot, recently, about what is missing from evolutionary biology.

We have a long sequence of amino acids sequenced by genetic material, but where is the data about the holistic organism that is being created?

There is something missing. For example, mutations, 99% of the time, are horribly disadvantageous for the organism, they produce nothing useful, mostly, and generally things that are plainly bad.

I know that random chance is the explanation for literally everything in the determinist encyclopedia, but in this respect, the current dogma lacks a lot of explanatory power.

Their explanation for why things are this way rather than another way is simply, "we wouldn't be here if it didn't turn out this way". which is NOT explanation. is not anything really

nicley enough to become precognition in my opion which is the reason I asked you today
I noticed today

the machine adapts to our brain
an adept

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Clinical Trial Finds Substantial Antidepressant Effects From Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy

"We found a statistically significant and very large effect," Davis said in a recent podcast.

Among 24 volunteers with major depressive disorder, researchers found psilocybin-assisted therapy was at least twice as effective as psychotherapy on its own, and more than four times as effective as available antidepressant drugs.

The drug also doesn't require taking a pill every single day, nor does it come with nearly as many side effects as antidepressants or ketamine. Apart from occasional mild to moderate headaches and a few emotional moments, volunteers in the study tolerated psilocybin quite well and there were no serious dangers.

The research included two therapy sessions on the drug with 8 hours of prep and 2 hours of follow-up with a therapist. During the sessions, a pill of psilocybin was administered and participants stretched out on a couch in a living room-like space with headphones on for musical stimulation and eyeshades on to spur inward reflection.
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Clinical Trial Finds Substantial Antidepressant Effects From Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy

"We found a statistically significant and very large effect," Davis said in a recent podcast.

Among 24 volunteers with major depressive disorder, researchers found psilocybin-assisted therapy was at least twice as effective as psychotherapy on its own, and more than four times as effective as available antidepressant drugs.

The drug also doesn't require taking a pill every single day, nor does it come with nearly as many side effects as antidepressants or ketamine. Apart from occasional mild to moderate headaches and a few emotional moments, volunteers in the study tolerated psilocybin quite well and there were no serious dangers.

The research included two therapy sessions on the drug with 8 hours of prep and 2 hours of follow-up with a therapist. During the sessions, a pill of psilocybin was administered and participants stretched out on a couch in a living room-like space with headphones on for musical stimulation and eyeshades on to spur inward reflection.
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https://imgur.com/a/63vijCU