Chapter
A Conversation about Psychedelics and the Mindset Behind Them
1:51:54 - 1:58:04 (06:10)
The discussion revolves around the impact of psychedelic substances on people's mindsets, including their beliefs about the experiences, the entities they met, and the legality and safety of using them. One of the speakers argues that it's unfair to blame these substances for people's actions and asserts that their use should not be recklessly promoted but approached with a balanced perspective.
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The podcast explores the basic understanding of intelligence, how humans reason, what reality means, and entities that people claim to have met.
1:51:54 - 1:54:01 (02:07)
Summary
The podcast explores the basic understanding of intelligence, how humans reason, what reality means, and entities that people claim to have met.
ChapterA Conversation about Psychedelics and the Mindset Behind Them
Episode#179 – Georges St-Pierre: The Science of Fighting
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The human mind has the incredible ability to filter through overwhelming amounts of information, but it is still unclear how it processes certain behaviors such as committing crimes under the influence of alcohol.
1:54:01 - 1:55:52 (01:51)
Summary
The human mind has the incredible ability to filter through overwhelming amounts of information, but it is still unclear how it processes certain behaviors such as committing crimes under the influence of alcohol. Excessive consumption of other substances, such as chocolate, can also have adverse effects on one's health.
ChapterA Conversation about Psychedelics and the Mindset Behind Them
Episode#179 – Georges St-Pierre: The Science of Fighting
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker speculates that in the future, there may be a civil rights movement for robots with consciousness and societies will reflect poorly on putting people in jail over trying to solve the problem.
1:55:52 - 1:58:04 (02:12)
Summary
The speaker speculates that in the future, there may be a civil rights movement for robots with consciousness and societies will reflect poorly on putting people in jail over trying to solve the problem.