Cireeric

I definitely wouldnt bet on 5-MeO for longevity, but psylocibin seems very plausible to me.

But I honestly believe or intuit that there might be something to the relation of psychedelics and longevity or health. The psychedelic-experience definitely feels very much like a whole system reset and I would argue this is not limited to phenomenology, but also has some physiologic correlation, some of which already backed up by data. I think its an cool experiment to investigate this more thoroughly. The field of longevity expands through people like Bryan.

Dude you can read both in 2 weeks, work to incorporate what seems valuable for you in your life and go on.

Im not sure if it fits his need, but you should check out NeuralStem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuralstem,_Inc., they specialized in producing molecules that act endogenously neurogenic. Their compound NSI-189 is probably their most interesting product considering your case and seems to be generally well tolerated: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdiglurax. Also there are some people who reported healing damage from brain injury with noopept.

Many answers already and I dont mean to attack you, but this is such a juicy and also funny case of self-deception (if it is not just ragebait) with even many connections to the topics at the heart of actualized.org that I had fun dissecting it a bit. It is an assumption from the materialist paradigm that physical sex is better than pornography? I would argue that this case can be made much stronger from an idealist paradigm, where subjective-experience is primary and valuable for itself. Physical sex beats pornography primarily in terms of subjective-experience, which cant be reduced to measurable physical quantities. Do you really think that a technical scientific perspective is the right one to consider the subject of sex? This is an assumption, which I would argue only can be made with lack of direct-experience. This is an prime example of self-deception. Sorry for my autistic analysis of this

This one is pretty interesting. I find it so fascinating that besides his sex-trafficking he was also deeply involved in cutting-edge physics, complexity-sciences (gave funding to the Santa Fe Institute and consciousness having regular conversations with Joscha Bach or Deepak Chopra. I also found that he got recommanded Bernardo Kastrups work (Materialism is Balooney) by Deepak Chopra.

Sure, no I just put it generously on the bald areas on my scalp, dont even know if its the best method but it works.

I do the foam topical every evening. You want the effects only on the targeted area. Doing it since over a year already and so far I havent seen any side-effects. Combined with Dermapen, and Rosmarine-Oil once a week I stopped hairfall completely and I see slowly new baby-hairs showing up lower down my hairline.

You should avoid Finasteride by all means. "Finasteride, by inhibiting 5α-reductase, reduces the synthesis of neurosteroids, brain hormones that regulate mood, particularly allopregnanolone. Think of it as chemically castrating your brain's ability to maintain emotional stability." https://substack.com/@danielstickler/note/c-167943718 Go for Minoxidil, Rosmarine-Oil and Derma Pen 1x a week.

"Cells are human constructs No such thing ! Universe is human construct No such thing Cute girls are aware when they make noises" WTF

Tate probably sees Epstein as big daddy lol

I think he expresses exactly the worldview that is also being held by people like Epstein: There is no value except pure power. Either youre an predator or youre prey. Caring about morality is like caring about a fairy-tale and youre depraved acts of sexual-abuse also work as affirmation of that. And in a sense it is the most fucked-up mutation of postmodernism.

It is really hard to make sense of all of this. There are so many informations bubbling up and it is pretty hard to decipher whats a legible source and what not. It will probably take years to decode all of this. Also at the same time I think the timing of flooding the world with all this right now might also be strategic in a larger play.

When is it coming out? Im hyped.

@Joseph Maynor Good stuff!

Early to say, but I guess this one will be the movie of the year for me:

Why is this so good?

You should seriously study the history of unintended-consequences of tech and the incentive-landscape in which this technology gets developed and it will become pretty hard to still hold this view.