The speaker is excited to leave behind their previous work and focus entirely on scientific psychedelic research. They discuss the benefits of attaching a person's real name to online activity, and the history of psychedelic research post-1960s.
The speaker reflects on the idea that publicly attaching people's real names and faces to online interactions may lead to decreased instances of cruel behavior, as the impact on the person being mean can be harmful to their own well-being.
This podcast discusses the excitement around the potential for increased funding and resources for scientific research into psychedelics over the next decade, with researchers like the host well-positioned to take advantage.
Lack of funding may have been a hindrance in psychedelic research in the past but now with more resources available, advancements in the scientific understanding of psychedelics, growth in the pharmaceutical implementation of psychedelic medicines, and decriminalization allowing people to cultivate psychoactive plants and fungi for their own rituals and communities are all possible in the future.
Hamilton is available to watch on platforms like Amazon, iTunes, and Hulu live. However, many people have been ripping and putting it on YouTube which is out there to find.